An example of a biological change mechanism is
A) conditioning.
B) habituation.
C) synaptic pruning.
D) children's informal theories.

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Synaptic pruning is a biological change mechanism that occurs in the brain, where unused or weak connections between neurons are eliminated, and strong connections are reinforced. This process is essential for brain development and adaptation to the environment. The other choices (conditioning, habituation, children's informal theories) are behavioral or cognitive mechanisms that do not involve biological changes.

An Example of a Biological Change Mechanism Is