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Cooldude101

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on: Jun 22, 2018
The way to assess experience-expectant synaptogenesis is to
 
  a. examine a brain using modern technological methods.
  b. provide an environment that is rich in species-typical experiences.
  c. restrict an animal from receiving species-typical experiences.
  d. allow an animal to develop in its normal environment

Question 2

Experience-expectant synaptogenesis is the process in which synapses are formed and maintained
 
  a. when an animal has plasticity.
  b. when an animal has species-typical experiences.
  c. when an animal is highly evolved.
  d. when an animal is deprived of sensory stimuli.


Juro

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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B


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