In an Experiment by Kolb, Gibb, and Gorny (2003), Animals

question 56

Multiple Choice

In an experiment by Kolb, Gibb, and Gorny (2003) , animals of varying ages were placed in complex environments. Their findings suggest that

• A)the impact of the environment on the brain is different at varying stages of life.
• B)the impact of the environment on the brain is significant but uniform throughout the lifespan.
• C)environments that are beneficial to the aged may be harmful to the young.
• D)the environment has little effect on the brain throughout the lifespan.

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