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Fear Paralysis Reflex

Tony Galvin January 9, 2015 Child Development
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The Fear Paralysis Reflex The Fear Paralysis Reflex is a Primitive Reflex  which develops in utero for the survival of the fetus. It creates a fear response from unexplained or threatening events. It’s function is not completely understood but it causes to fetus to temporarily freeze its movements for the purposes of survival.  How does the Fear Paralysis Reflex affect[...]

Primitive Reflexes

Tony Galvin January 8, 2015 Child Development
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What are Primitive Reflexes? Primitive Reflexes are primal movement patterns that develop in the womb. They help us through the process of birth and to survive our early lives, and operate automatically – like the knee jerk reaction. As we mature from birth to two years of age, these reflexes become inhibited by the development of[...]

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