Structural Plasticity

question 450

Multiple Choice

Structural plasticity:

• A) refers to the brain's ability to shift functions from damaged to undamaged brain areas.
• B) occurs when neurotransmitters in the synaptic gap are blocked from being reabsorbed by the presynaptic neuron.
• C) refers to a phenomenon in which brain structures change in response to learning, active practice, or environmental influences.
• D) refers to the brain's ability to develop new neurons.

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Definitions:

Organized Whole

A concept often used in the field of Gestalt psychology, emphasizing that the mind tends to perceive objects as a part of a greater whole rather than in isolation.

Consistent Pattern

A repeated or regular manner of behavior, action, or occurrence.

Childhood Experiences

The events, relationships, and learning situations a person encounters during their formative years, significantly impacting development and personality.

Personality Determination

The process by which one's character is shaped, involving both genetic factors and environmental influences.