_____ are defined as built-in responses to certain stimuli that neonates need to ensure survival in their new world.
A)Reflexes
B)Insecure attachments
C)Egocentric abilities
D)Secure attachments

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Reflexes are involuntary movements that are crucial for infants' survival such as sucking, rooting, and grasping. They are present at birth and aid in the basic functioning of the body, such as feeding and protection. In contrast, attachment styles (secure/insecure) and egocentric abilities (the ability to see things from others' perspectives) are not innate and develop over time.

_____ Are Defined as Built-In Responses to Certain Stimuli That