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Figure 52-2
The sequence in the accompanying figure illustrates:
Cognitive Abnormalities
Atypical patterns in thought processes, often manifesting as difficulties in perception, memory, logic, and attention.
Startle Reflex
The startle reflex is an involuntary reaction in humans and animals to sudden, unexpected stimuli, such as loud noises or quick movements, characterized by swift physical movements such as jumping or blinking.
Newborn
A term for an infant who is in the first few hours to weeks of life, displaying basic reflexes and beginning to adapt to the external world.
Brain Cells
General term for the cells in the brain, including neurons and glial cells, which together support neurological function.
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