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Zelazo and his colleagues conducted a study in which they provided two-week-old infants practice in walking over a six-week period. The results showed that the children who had the walking practice actually began to walk unaided several months earlier than those who had no such practice. What did the researchers conclude?
A) Exercise of the stepping reflex was performed qualitatively better in practiced infants than in unpracticed infants.
B) Early gains in stepping reflex are associated with proficiency in motor skills in adulthood.
C) Exercise of the stepping reflex helps the brain's cortex to develop the ability to walk later on.
D) Parents should make out-of-the-ordinary efforts to stimulate their infant's reflexes.
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