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folubunmi

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Involuntary swimming-like movements can be elicited around
 
  A. 1 year old
  B. 6 months old
  C. 3 months old
  D. a few days after birth

Question 2

The reflex that occurs when the infant is tipped off balance in any direction and that appears to relate to the attainment of upright posture is the
 
  A. parachuting reflex
  B. Moro reflex
  C. head-righting reflex
  D. pull-up reflex



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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