Studies of Neural Reorganization in Adult Mammals Make an Important

question 22

Multiple Choice

Studies of neural reorganization in adult mammals make an important point: Neural reorganization

• A) can start to occur very quickly (i.e., within minutes).
• B) can, if given enough time, be of substantial magnitude.
• C) is extremely rare.
• D) is the mechanism of recovery of function after brain damage.
• E) both A and B

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Definitions:

Manic Episodes

Periods of abnormally elevated mood and energy levels, often characteristic of bipolar disorder, that can include increased activity, rapid speech, and impulsive behavior.

Unipolar Depression

A severe depressive condition characterized by unending sadness or a lack of engagement with surrounding stimuli.

Bipolar Depression

A phase of bipolar disorder characterized by depressive symptoms, including persistent sadness, hopelessness, and lack of interest in activities.

Dopamine Activity

The biochemical actions related to dopamine, a neurotransmitter involved in many functions including mood regulation, motivation, and reward perception.