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    A Quick, Involuntary Response That Always Occurs in the Presence
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A Quick, Involuntary Response That Always Occurs in the Presence

Question 151

Question 151

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 A quick, involuntary response that always occurs in the presence of specific stimuli is called a(n)


A) reflex.
B) instinct.
C) fixed action pattern.
D) learned behavior.

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