What emotional reactions can be triggered by the Moro Reflex?

Easily triggered anger or emotional outbursts.

What difficulties may arise from the Plantar/Babinski reflex?

Difficulty walking or running, loose ankles, and poor coordination.

What are some effects of unintegrated Amphibian and Crawling Reflexes?

Challenges integrating ATNR, Spinal Galant Reflex, fatigue, and clumsiness.

What are some effects of the Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (ATNR)?

Poor focus, dyslexia, difficulty crossing the midline, and poor gross- and fine-motor skills.

What difficulties may arise in movement due to unintegrated reflexes?

Stiff awkward movement and challenges with cross-pattern movement.

What difficulties might a child with unintegrated Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (STNR) face?

Difficulty writing and reading, clumsiness, and trouble staying on task.

What is a common sleep-related issue associated with the Moro Reflex?

A) Nightmares

B) Sleep disturbances

C) Sleepwalking

D) Insomnia

E) Snoring

What physical coordination issues are linked to the Moro Reflex?

Poor balance and coordination.

What is a common behavioral issue associated with the Spinal Galant Reflex?

Fidgeting and difficulty sitting still.

What are some behavioral challenges associated with unintegrated reflexes?

Hyperactivity, hypoactivity, and anxiety.

What are some challenges associated with the disruption of Headrighting Reflexes?

Poor arm and hand coordination, tendency towards isolation, difficulty establishing boundaries, and challenges with expressive communication.

What physical symptoms can indicate issues with the Spinal Galant Reflex?

Weakness in the back and stiff lumbar spine.

What behaviors may indicate issues with bonding in infants?

Trust issues and feelings of unworthiness.

What physical issues can arise from unintegrated infant reflexes?

Prone to injuries of the head and upper body, and poor manual dexterity.

What difficulties might a child face in processing information due to unintegrated reflexes?

Difficulty receiving external information and processing stress.

What are some sleep-related issues associated with the Moro Reflex?

Sleep disturbances and difficulty settling down to sleep.

What physical challenges are linked to the Landau Reflex?

Weak core, lack of core organization, poor visual skills, and poor coordination between upper and lower body.

What are some long-term effects of unintegrated infant reflexes?

Poor concentration, learning difficulties, and poor posture.

What are some long-term effects of unintegrated infant reflexes?

Challenges with transitions, extreme shyness, and sleep disorders.

What emotional challenges can arise from unintegrated infant reflexes?

Trust issues, feelings of unworthiness, anxiety, and anger.

What challenges may arise in speech development due to unintegrated reflexes?

Delayed speech development and challenges with articulation.

What are some emotional or behavioral signs of unintegrated Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex (TLR)?

Fear of heights and stiff, jerky movements.

Which behavior is associated with the Babinski Reflex?

A) Excessive drooling

B) Toe walking

C) Strong grip

D) Clear speech

E) High tolerance to stress

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the Moro Reflex?

A) Easily triggered emotional outbursts

B) Poor balance and coordination

C) Excellent stamina

D) Motion sickness

E) Hypersensitivity to light

Which reflex is associated with difficulty in potty training?

A) Moro Reflex

B) Spinal Galant Reflex

C) Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex

D) Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex

E) Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex

What are some symptoms of the Spinal Galant Reflex?

Difficulty with potty training and bed wetting past age 5.

What posture issues can arise from unintegrated Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex (TLR)?

Shrunken posture and 'W' sitting.

What physical issues can arise from poor integration of reflexes?

Poor balance and abnormal walking gait.

How can unintegrated Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (ATNR) affect writing skills?

It can lead to challenges with handwriting and a poor or tense pencil grip.

What is a common emotional response linked to Fear Paralysis Reflex?

Constant feelings of overwhelm and withdrawal from touch.

What is a common characteristic of sensory processing challenges?

A) Strong core stability

B) Hyperactivity

C) Excellent motor control

D) High visual acuity

E) Good posture

Which of the following is NOT a potential effect of unintegrated infant reflexes?

A) Poor cognitive ability

B) Enhanced speech development

C) Hyperactivity

D) Poor balance

E) Anxiety

Which reflex is associated with tension in the hands and forearms?

A) Moro Reflex

B) Crossed Extensor Reflex

C) Pull-to-Sit Reflex

D) Spinal Galant Reflex

E) Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex

What long-term effect can disrupted bonding lead to?

A) Increased trust in relationships

B) Feelings of anxiety

C) Enhanced communication skills

D) Improved emotional regulation

E) Greater social engagement

What are some sensory processing challenges associated with the Spinal Perez Reflex?

Unstable, weak core; hypersensitivity to touch and sound; hyperactivity; impulsivity; clumsiness.

What are possible long-term effects of the Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex (TLR)?

Balance and coordination problems, shrunken posture, fatigue, muscle tone imbalances, and difficulty judging distances.

How can Fear Paralysis Reflex affect self-esteem?

It can lead to insecurity and low self-esteem.

What are some signs of hypersensitivity related to the Moro Reflex?

Hypersensitivity to light, movement, sound, touch, and smell.

What physical symptoms may indicate issues with the Plantar/Babinski reflex?

Foot cramps, toe walking, and tension in legs and hips.

What is a possible long-term effect of unintegrated infant reflexes on writing skills?

Refusal to write and spelling challenges.

What is a common emotional response in children with unintegrated reflexes?

Fearfulness and being easily stressed.

What might indicate poor vestibular development?

A) Excellent balance

B) Difficulty walking or running

C) Strong coordination

D) High energy levels

E) No issues with movement

What is a common characteristic of the Crossed Extensor Reflex?

A) Independent leg movement

B) Abnormal crawling

C) Enhanced coordination

D) Improved balance

E) Increased muscle relaxation

What might indicate a child has poor gross motor coordination?

A) Ability to ride a bicycle

B) Difficulty walking and running

C) Strong core strength

D) Excellent balance

E) Quick processing of information

What is a common emotional challenge linked to unintegrated infant reflexes?

A) Increased trust in others

B) Feelings of unworthiness

C) Enhanced self-esteem

D) Improved communication skills

E) Greater resilience to stress

What is the Grasp Reflex associated with?

Poor fine-motor skills and tight or awkward pencil grip.

What learning challenges are associated with the Landau Reflex?

Slow processing, inability to fully integrate TLR, STNR, and Headrighting Reflexes.

What difficulties might a child with unintegrated Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex (TLR) experience?

Motion sickness, visual, speech, and auditory difficulties.

What are some physical symptoms of poor integration of infant reflexes?

Shallow or erratic breathing, mouth breathing, and excess tension in the back.

What are some signs of poor gross motor coordination?

Difficulty walking and running, and poor alignment and posture.

What is a common walking pattern associated with unintegrated Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (STNR)?

Homolateral, ape-like walking.

What is a common behavior related to oral reflexes in children?

Extended thumb-sucking past the age of 5.

Which of the following is NOT a symptom associated with the Fear Paralysis Reflex (FPR)?

A) Shallow, difficult breathing

B) High self-esteem

C) Insecure feelings

D) Withdrawal from touch

E) Excessive fear of embarrassment

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (ATNR)?

A) Poor focus

B) Difficulty crossing the midline

C) Enhanced gross motor skills

D) Poor hand-eye coordination

E) Difficulty learning to ride a bike

Which of the following difficulties is linked to the Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex (TLR)?

A) Difficulty with handwriting

B) Difficulty following directional instructions

C) Difficulty with visual tasks

D) Difficulty with balance and coordination

E) Difficulty expressing ideas through writing

Which of the following is a challenge associated with unintegrated infant reflexes?

A) Enhanced learning abilities

B) Difficulty establishing boundaries

C) Improved manual dexterity

D) Increased social interactions

E) Better articulation skills

What emotional issues may arise from the Spinal Perez Reflex?

Widespread feelings of fear and emotional instability.

What are some symptoms of Fear Paralysis Reflex (FPR)?

Shallow breathing, anxiety, and loss of focus.

What visual perception issues can arise from unintegrated reflexes?

Poor visual perception and difficulties with reading and spelling.

What behavioral issues can arise from Fear Paralysis Reflex?

Aggressive behavior, excessive fear of embarrassment, and obsessive-compulsive tendencies.

What are some signs of the Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (STNR) being unintegrated?

Slumped posture, weak upper arm muscles, and poor hand-eye coordination.

What are some long-term effects of unintegrated infant reflexes?

Learning delays, aggression, bullying, and addictive behaviors.

What is a possible long-term effect of the Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex (TLR)?

A) Improved balance and coordination

B) Difficulty judging distances, depth, space, and speed

C) Enhanced muscle tone

D) Increased energy levels

E) Better core strength

What posture issue is associated with the Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (STNR)?

A) Straight posture

B) Slumped posture

C) Upright posture

D) Balanced posture

E) Rigid posture

What is a common behavioral issue associated with the Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (STNR)?

A) Messy eating

B) Enhanced focus

C) Improved coordination

D) Increased energy

E) Better handwriting

What behavior might indicate a problem with unintegrated infant reflexes?

A) Ability to say 'no'

B) Compulsive chewing or sucking

C) Strong social connections

D) Effective stress management

E) High manual dexterity

What are some signs of poor fine-motor skills?

Difficulty with handwriting, nail biting, and hypersensitive palms.

What is a common effect of the Crossed Extensor Reflex?

Lack of coordination.

What long-term effects can arise from unintegrated infant reflexes?

Learning challenges, easily frustrated, and poor posture.

What is a potential cognitive effect of unintegrated infant reflexes?

Poor cognitive ability and slow processing.

What are some effects of Facial-Oral Reflexes on a child's development?

Speech delay, compulsive chewing, difficulty chewing or swallowing, and picky eating.

What physical symptoms may indicate tension related to unintegrated reflexes?

Tension in feet, legs, and back of the body.

What is a potential long-term effect of unintegrated infant reflexes?

A) Improved social skills

B) Enhanced fine motor skills

C) Speech problems, such as stuttering

D) Increased physical strength

E) Better emotional regulation

What emotional issue is commonly reported in individuals with unintegrated reflexes?

A) Increased confidence

B) Emotional instability

C) High self-esteem

D) Calm demeanor

E) Enhanced social skills

What is a potential long-term effect of unintegrated infant reflexes?

A) Enhanced motor skills

B) Improved sensory processing

C) Learning challenges

D) Increased physical strength

E) Better emotional regulation

What is a common issue faced by individuals with the Moro Reflex in terms of sensory processing?

A) Hypersensitivity to sound

B) Enhanced sensory integration

C) Strong immune response

D) Low sensitivity to touch

E) Improved balance

Which reflex is associated with difficulties in chewing or swallowing food?

A) Parachute Reflex

B) Headrighting Reflex

C) Facial-Oral Reflexes

D) Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex

E) Spinal Galant Reflex

What is a common sign of poor fine-motor skills related to the Grasp Reflex?

A) Excellent handwriting

B) Tightly clenched fists

C) Strong pencil grip

D) High coordination

E) No difficulty with hand movements

Which reflex is associated with poor ability to control urine and bedwetting?

A) Moro Reflex

B) Spinal Galant Reflex

C) Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex (TLR)

D) Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (ATNR)

E) Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (STNR)

Which of the following is a sign of weak core organization?

A) Strong posture

B) Good balance

C) Slow processing

D) High energy levels

E) Excellent coordination

What symptom is associated with the Spinal Galant Reflex?

A) Poor short-term memory

B) Excellent posture

C) Strong core strength

D) High concentration

E) Fidgeting and difficulty sitting still

What is a potential consequence of disrupted Headrighting Reflexes?

A) Improved coordination

B) Enhanced social skills

C) Prone to injuries of the head and upper body

D) Increased ability to process stress

E) Better expressive communication

What is a potential long-term effect of unintegrated infant reflexes?

A) Improved athletic performance

B) Enhanced memory skills

C) Difficulty with visual perception

D) Increased social skills

E) Better digestion

What is a potential long-term effect of unintegrated infant reflexes?

A) Improved articulation

B) Enhanced cognitive processing

C) Selective mutism

D) Increased physical strength

E) Better posture