Persistence of the Primitive Reflexes Past the Normal Point

Persistence of the primitive reflexes past the normal point

A) is a sign of neurological maturation, indicating that the infant is normal.
B) aids in the development of the infant's social skills.
C) may suggest some neurological damage or dysfunction.
D) indicates that the infant's cerebral cortex is continuing to develop on time.
E) will only occur if reinforced.