Why Does Transient Exuberance Occur in the Early Years of Life

question 27

Multiple Choice

Why does transient exuberance occur in the early years of life?

• A) Because the brain has developed very rapidly during the prenatal period and needs to catch up.
• B) Because the brain makes more connections than it needs in preparation to receive any and all conceivable kinds of stimulation that an infant may encounter.
• C) Because infants are most interested in external stimuli in the early years of life.
• D) Because infants have not experienced myelination yet and so they need transient exuberance to start the process.

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