By puberty,________ results in a massive loss of unused neural connections.
A) the pruning process
B) genetic predisposition
C) plasticity
D) a selection effect

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The pruning process is a natural process that occurs during puberty, where unused neural connections are eliminated, resulting in a significant reduction in the total number of connections in the brain. This process is essential for the efficient functioning of the brain and the development of specialized neural pathways. Options B, C, and D are not directly related to the loss of unused neural connections during puberty.

By Puberty,________ Results in a Massive Loss of Unused Neural