An involuntary bending of the fingers ofnewborn in response to solid stimulationon the palm, is called;Select one:a. Swallowing Reflexb. Sucking Reflexc. Rooting Reflexd. Grasp Reflex

Reflex: It is an involuntary and automatic, action. The action performed by the body in response to…

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