In Humans, the Amputation of a Limb Results in the Loss

question 53

Multiple Choice

In humans, the amputation of a limb results in the loss of neurons in the brain due to the absence of its target cells. However, not all of these neurons are lost-some of them become rerouted and can establish connections with other neurons. What is this process called?

• A) sensitization
• B) plasticity
• C) long-term potentiation
• D) myelination
• E) lateralization

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Definitions:

Lewin's Force Field Analysis

A conceptual framework for analyzing the factors (forces) that influence a situation, identifying those that support a particular goal (driving forces) and those that oppose it (restraining forces).

Restraining Forces

Factors that resist or oppose change within an organization, hindering its progress and adaptation.

Driving Forces

Factors that actively contribute to the movement, change, or development of certain processes or outcomes.

Unfreezing

The initial phase in the change process where existing behaviors, attitudes, or norms are challenged and destabilized.