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A young infant continues to exhibit strong reflexes after an age when they usually disappear. Which one of the following is the best interpretation of this phenomenon?

▸ This may indicate a developmental problem, stemming from poverty, poor health, or genetics.

▸ This is not uncommon in early infancy - a period when there is great cultural and individual variation in development.

▸ This may indicate cultural and family variations in motor play and home stimulation.

▸ This may indicate advanced brain growth and dendritic complexity in the nervous system.

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Early Childhood Development: A Multicultural Perspective

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