Uncommitted Areas of the Brain Provide Infants with the Capacity

question 22

Multiple Choice

Uncommitted areas of the brain provide infants with the capacity to develop brain circuits that grow and change depending upon the experiences infants encounter as they develop. These un- committed areas permit ____________, and depend heavily on experience-dependent processes.

• A)developmental plasticity
• B)evolutionary stability
• C)synaptic pruning
• D)hormonal regulation

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Definitions:

Scanning Objective

A lens system in microscopes used to achieve a high resolution image of a small area at high magnification.

Field Diameter

The overall size of the area visible through a microscope or telescope at a particular magnification.

Low-Powered Objective

An objective lens on a microscope with a relatively low magnification power, used for initial scanning and location of specimen details.

Scanning Objective

A low-power objective lens on a microscope used to scan the whole slide to find the specimen before using higher magnification.