In the neuroconstructivist perspective, all of the following interact over the course of a person's development to produce a functioning brain and mind except
a. genes. c. cognition.
b. behavior. d. evolution.
Question 2
Some suggest that perhaps the Kennard effect can explain brain damage
a. to areas that control more general cognitive abilities.
b. to areas associated with specific skills, such as language.
c. to areas that have already been successfully wired.
d. to areas that control intelligence and planning.
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