A significant achievement in an infant's interactions with the environment is the
A) onset of reaching and grasping.
B) grasping reflex.
C) Moro reflex.
D) sucking reflex.

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The onset of reaching and grasping is a significant achievement in an infant's interactions with the environment as it allows the infant to actively explore and manipulate objects in their environment, leading to further cognitive and physical development. The grasping reflex, Moro reflex, and sucking reflex are all innate reflexes that infants are born with and do not indicate a specific achievement in the interaction with the environment.

A Significant Achievement in an Infant's Interactions with the Environment