In the context of child development, when conducting a subtle philosophical and psychological analysis of the 'Principle of General to Specific Response' and the 'Principle of Integration', which of the following statements is most authentically and scientifically true regarding the mutual interaction of these two principles and the nature of child behavior?

Understanding Developmental Principles

Among various principles of child development, the 'Principle of General to Specific Response' clarifies that a developing infant first responds generally using their entire body or gross motor skills, and with sequential development, learns to make specific responses using fine motor skills.

As a complement to this, the 'Principle of Integration' highlights that the child consolidates and integrates their various specific movements, organs, and emotions together to form well-organized and purposeful behavior.

• General to Specific: Gross motor movements precede fine motor skills.
• Integration: Combining specific parts into a harmonious, functional whole.