Question 1
When children create artwork, brain activity is commonly seen in:
◦ the right prefrontal cortex.
◦ the occipital lobe.
◦ the hypothalamus.
◦ a variety of interconnected neural regions.
Question 2
A child is suddenly able to zip and unzip her clothing independently at her preschool. Which one of the following is the most accurate explanation of this phenomenon?
◦ The child has achieved a mastery threshold in which specific brain and muscle groups are coordinated to allow significant skill increases.
◦ The child has experienced a dendritic leap in which rapid brain growth leads to sudden spurts in motor skill.
◦ The child only appears to have acquired these skills suddenly. Abilities needed for zipping have been developing for many months or years.
◦ The child has entered an environment where independent zipping is desirable. Motivational factors explain a sudden jump in motor skills.
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