Functional Plasticity

question 206

Multiple Choice

Functional plasticity:

• A) refers to the brain's ability to change its physical structure in response to learning, active practice, or environmental influences.
• B) has been demonstrated in research with primates but not with humans.
• C) refers to the brain's ability to shift functions from damaged to undamaged areas of the brain.
• D) refers to the fact that the brain's physical structures are hard-wired or fixed for life.

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Definitions:

High-Growth Markets

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BCG Matrix

A strategic business tool designed by the Boston Consulting Group to aid companies in analyzing their business units or product lines based on market growth and market share.

Stars

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Stars

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