At how many months of age does the infant have good head control and no head lag while sitting?
a. 2 c. 4
b. 3 d. 6
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A Incorrect. An infant does not have good head control and no head lag at 2 months.
B Incorrect. An infant does not have good head control and no head lag at 3 months.
C Correct. An infant does have good head control and no head lag at 4 months.
D Incorrect. An infant does have good head control and no head lag earlier than 6 months.
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