The "orientation reflex" describes:
A) our natural ability to attend to loud and distinct sounds
B) our natural ability to point to the north
C) our natural ability to stay upright while sitting
D) our natural ability to identify the orientation of a visual target

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The "orientation reflex" refers to our instinctive attention response to novel or significant stimuli in our environment, such as loud or distinct sounds. This reflex helps organisms focus on potentially important or threatening changes in their surroundings.

The "Orientation Reflex" Describes