Thelen's important contribution to our understanding of motor development was that an infant's reflexes:
A) don't necessarily disappear, because they're affected by the weight of their limbs
B) don't necessarily disappear, because they're not affected by the weight of their limbs
C) do disappear, and then reappear as more integrated movement later
D) do disappear, and do not return in a comparable form
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Q3: Generally, motor deprivation leads to:
A) no consequences
Q4: Automatic responses to particular forms of stimulation
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Q7: Newborns make frequent, failed attempts to grasp
Q8: An impressive amount of perceptual-motor development occurs
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Q10: Physicians routinely examine reflexes in infants because
Q11: Work by von Hofsten has suggested eye-hand/eye-limb
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