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Tazate

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Which two principles of Piaget's moral development theory are most closely related?
 
  a. Immanent justice and premorality
  b. Premorality and formal operational thinking
  c. Expiatory punishment and autonomous morality
  d. Premorality and reciprocal punishment

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Explain how synaptogenesis and synaptic pruning complement each other through a child's experience.
 
  What will be an ideal response?


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

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Synaptogenesis is the proliferation of synaptic connections in the brain, which occurs very rapidly during infancy. The amount and quality of experiences an infant has determines the nature and number of the connections that are made in the brain. This connectivity has a huge impact on the potential of the developing brain. An impoverished environment can result in fewer synaptic connections; an enriched environment can result in a greater number of synaptic connections.

Synaptic pruning is the discarding of synaptic connections that typically go unused. During synaptogenesis, and infant will often require far more connections than he or she will actually use, creating some sense of clutter.. Synaptic pruning trims this clutter back, ridding the brain of the connections that experience has not reinforced.


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