During a withdrawal reflex of the foot, what happens to the limb on the side opposite the stimulus? What is this response called?
A) The opposite side is also flexed. This is called the crossed flexor reflex.
B) The opposite side is extended. This is called the crossed extensor reflex.
C) The opposite side is also flexed. This is called reciprocal inhibition.
D) The opposite side is extended. This is called reciprocal inhibition.
E) The opposite side is extended. This is called reinforcement.
Answer: B
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