Which statement is TRUE regarding the use of constraint-induced movement therapy to treat learned non-use?
A) It exploits mechanisms of cortical plasticity.
B) It is less effective than encouraging people to use their affected limb.
C) It helps muscles to recover but has little effect on brain activity.
D) It is used when motor control is lost but sensation is retained.

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Constraint-induced movement therapy exploits mechanisms of cortical plasticity to treat learned non-use by encouraging the use of the affected limb, thereby promoting changes in the brain that can improve limb function.

Which Statement Is TRUE Regarding the Use of Constraint-Induced Movement