Which of the following is a basic rule-of-thumb for brain development?
Mammalian brains that are exposed to normal day-to-day routines will develop
more normally than brains exposed to extraordinarily rich environments.
Mammalian brains that are exposed to diverse and rich experience will be
heavier and more fully developed than brains exposed to impoverished
environments.
Mammalian brains are very dependent upon routine to develop normally.
Mammalian brains that are exposed to diverse and rich experience will be
slower to develop than brains exposed to impoverished environments.
Question 2
An infant's inborn drive to remedy a developmental defect defines:
self-efficacy.
experience-expectant brain functions.
experience-dependent brain functions.
self-righting.
Cellular section from the brain of a person who died from Alzheimer's disease.
Brain injuries
Replicative senescence in hematopoietic development
Basic structure of the autonomic pathway
Reptilian Brain or Instinctive Brain Promote Understanding of Human Behavior
Genetic analysis of vulval development in C. elegans