Architectural Constraints Refer to

question 10

Multiple Choice

Architectural constraints refer to

• A) ways in which the architecture of the brain is organized at birth.
• B) the development of the mental ability after birth.
• C) the planting of seeds of knowledge to mature the brain.
• D) the ability of the organized brain to overcome deficits.

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