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What Type of Reflex is the Following? Solving Mathematical Sums

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Question

What type of reflex is the following?

Solving mathematical sums

Options

  • simple reflex

  • conditioned reflex

  • None of the above

MCQ
One Word/Term Answer
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Solution

Conditioned reflex depending upon reasoning and past experience.

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