__________ make(s)classical conditioning possible in the young infant.
A) Newborn reflexes
B) A novelty preference
C) Observational learning
D) Habituation

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Newborn reflexes, such as sucking and rooting, provide the mechanisms necessary for classical conditioning to occur in young infants. These reflexes allow for the association of a previously neutral stimulus (such as the sound of a bell) with a reflexive behavior (such as sucking or rooting) that is already present at birth.

__________ Make(s)classical Conditioning Possible in the Young Infant