Frank Argues That Early Experiences Are Very Important Because These

question 30

Multiple Choice

Frank argues that early experiences are very important because these "early lessons" shape the way the brain develops. Frank's view that experience influences brain development is the central idea behind the concept of:

• A) synaptic transmission
• B) neuromodulation
• C) habituation
• D) brain plasticity

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