The Brain's Ability to Reorganize and Compensate for Brain Damage

question 256

Multiple Choice

The brain's ability to reorganize and compensate for brain damage is called

• A) neural conduction.
• B) aphasic recovery.
• C) plasticity.
• D) cortex regeneration.

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Definitions:

Subjectivity Of Experience

Refers to the idea that individuals perceive, interpret, and experience events and realities in unique ways based on personal beliefs, feelings, and thoughts.

Rational-Emotive Therapy

A form of cognitive-behavioral therapy that identifies and challenges irrational beliefs, aiming to change emotional responses.

Maladaptive Emotions

Emotional responses that are counter-productive and interfere with a person's ability to solve problems, relate to others, or achieve personal goals.

Rumination

The process of continuously thinking about the same thoughts, which are often sad or dark, for a prolonged period.