Most of the early reflexes disappear during the first 6 months to 1 year. Reflexes that continue to serve protective functions, such as ________, remain.
A) blinking, gagging, and sneezing
B) swimming, blinking, and rooting
C) grasping, rooting, and sucking
D) rooting, swimming, and placing

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Reflexes such as blinking, gagging, and sneezing persist beyond infancy because they serve protective functions for the body throughout life. Reflexes like swimming, rooting, and sucking typically disappear as the infant develops more voluntary control over movements.

Most of the Early Reflexes Disappear During the First 6