Increasing Age Interferes with the Brain's Ability to Recover from Injury

question 132

Multiple Choice

Increasing age interferes with the brain's ability to recover from injury because

• A)the brain repairs itself best in childhood and adolescence.
• B)brain plasticity disappears entirely by emerging adulthood.
• C)brain plasticity is best in middle age.
• D)None of these choices are correct.

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