The Brain Is Most Likely to Compensate for a Loss

question 420

Multiple Choice

The brain is most likely to compensate for a loss of neurons by

• A) generating new neural cells in the brain.
• B) increasing the speed of neural impulses.
• C) inhibiting activity in the association areas.
• D) decreasing the production of stem cells.

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Definitions:

Losing

The state or condition of not winning, often involving missing out on a prize, goal, or desired outcome.

Gaining

The process of acquiring or increasing something, often used in the context of knowledge, skills, or assets.

Implicit Favorites

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Limited Information Processing

A situation where the ability to interpret, analyze, and act upon information is constrained by cognitive or situational factors.