The Ability of the Brain to Change Its Anatomy Over

question 86

Multiple Choice

 The ability of the brain to change its anatomy over time, within limits, is known as ____.

• A) plasticity
• B) regression
• C) connectivity
• D) long term potentiation

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Definitions:

Personal Conflicts

Internal struggles resulting from opposing or incompatible desires, drives, or impulses within oneself.

Psychosocial Development

A theory proposed by Erik Erikson, which suggests that an individual's personality develops through a series of stages, each characterized by a specific psychological challenge.

Self-restraint

The ability to control one's own emotions, desires, or actions, often seen as a form of self-discipline.

Adaptive Ways

Strategies or methods individuals develop to cope with the demands and challenges of their environment.