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Beheh

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Neuroplasticity
 
  a. is the client's capacity to bend and shape plastic materials.
 b. is brain's ability to change and grow.
 c. is brain's capacity to bend its shape.
 d. is the capacity of the brain to remain the same over the client's lifetime.

Question 2

Neurogenesis
 
  a. is the capacity to give birth to an offspring.
  b. is the creations of new neurons.
 c. is the capacity to regulate your nervousness.
  d. is the capacity to become neurotic.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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