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Primitive Reflexes and Self-Regulation: Correlations Between them and the Potential Impact of Rhythmic Movements on Both

Overvelde, Susan2022

… is essential for success at school. Unintegrated primitive reflexes make it more difficult for children to self-regulate. Although primitive reflexes are necessary for an infant’s survival, these reflexes typically become integrated in the first year of life as the child instinctively practices …

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Connectivity of dI3 Interneurons In the Development of Mice Spinal Cord

Farah, CarlUniversité d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa2017

… movements that are volitionally controlled. Primitive reflexes such as the palmar grasp reflex (PGR) are known to disappear during development; presumably giving way to more volitional control of hand grasping. However, the underlying changes to the spinal circuitry responsible for this …

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Tactile defensiveness in children who display overt aggressive behavior in the classroom

Raden, Eve RundellTexas Woman's University1979

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