When the Developmental Changes in White Matter Brain Volume Are

question 49

Multiple Choice

When the developmental changes in white matter brain volume are plotted on a graph, the results show what shape?

• A) An inverted U-shape which reflects an increase and then decrease in white matter volume and myelination
• B) A U-shape line, which reflects (relatively) high levels at young ages and then further increase in white matter volume and myelination
• C) An inverted U-shape which reflects a decrease and then increase in white matter volume and myelination
• D) A declining straight line, which reflects (relatively) high levels of white matter volume and myelination at young ages and decreasing levels of white matter across time
• E) An inclined straight line, which reflects (relatively) low levels of white matter volume and myelination at young ages and continually increasing levels of white matter across time

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