As a result of synaptic pruning,
A) seldom-stimulated neurons lose their synapses.
B) stimulated neurons reproduce themselves.
C) overstimulated neurons lose their synapses.
D) overstimulated neurons die.

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Synaptic pruning refers to the natural process of the brain eliminating weaker or unused connections between neurons. Seldom-stimulated neurons tend to lose their synapses as part of this process, allowing the brain to become more efficient in its functioning.

As a Result of Synaptic Pruning