Cindy is about to cross the street when a car comes speeding in her direction. Without thinking, she jumps back to narrowly escape being hit. This response is an example of a(n)
A. learned behavior.
B. reflex.
C. fixed action pattern.
D. imprinting.
Answer: B
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