During a withdrawal reflex, the limb on the opposite side is extended and this response is called a crossed extensor reflex.
Reflex is an action that is carried out automatically and in reaction to a stimuli. It is something that is influenced by and replicates the fundamental traits or properties of another object.
A contralateral response called the crossed extensor reflex enables the body to make up for a stimulation on one side by making changes to the other.
For instance, the crossed extensor reflex causes the body to shift its weight onto the other foot when one foot boots on a nail, protecting and withholding the foot from the nail.
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