Neuroplasticity
A) is the client's capacity to bend and shape plastic materials.
B) is brain's ability to change and grow.
C) is brain's capacity to bend its shape.
D) is the capacity of the brain to remain the same over the client's lifetime.

Question

Neuroplasticity
A) is the client's capacity to bend and shape plastic materials.
B) is brain's ability to change and grow.
C) is brain's capacity to bend its shape.
D) is the capacity of the brain to remain the same over  the client's lifetime.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Neuroplasticity refers to the brain's ability to change and grow, such as in response to experiences or learning. It is a key concept in fields such as neuroscience, psychology, and education. Option A is incorrect because neuroplasticity has nothing to do with the client's ability to bend plastic materials. Option C is partially correct as it refers to the brain's capacity to change its shape, but not by bending or contorting like plastic. Option D is incorrect because neuroplasticity implies the opposite - that the brain is not rigid and unchanging over an individual's lifetime.