The first motor abilities a newborn exhibits are ________.
A)unimportant for survival
B)innate and voluntary
C)limited to reflexive actions
D)complex integrations of external and internal sensory stimuli

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The first motor abilities a newborn exhibits are limited to reflexive actions, such as the rooting and sucking reflexes, which are crucial for feeding and survival. These reflexes are innate and involuntary, rather than voluntary or complex integrations of sensory stimuli.

The First Motor Abilities a Newborn Exhibits Are ________