The Speech-Language Pathologist Should Become Familiar with Primitive Reflexes in Order

question 35

Multiple Choice

The speech-language pathologist should become familiar with primitive reflexes in order to:

• A)learn how the infant can transition from the cooing stage to the babbling stage
• B)determine whether there may be underlying neuropathology
• C)learn how the infant's primitive reflexes will develop into normal movement patterns
• D)distinguish a language deficit from a cognitive deficit
• E)both B and C

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