As you study your psychology textbook, you are changing your mind and your brain about psychology through a process known as
A) brain osmosis.
B) synaptic malleability.
C) self-directed neuroplasticity.
D) self-directed neural induction.

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Self-directed neuroplasticity refers to the brain's ability to change its neural pathways and connections based on experiences and learning. Studying a textbook and acquiring new knowledge can lead to changes in neural connections in the brain, resulting in the process of self-directed neuroplasticity. The other answer choices (A, B, and D) are not accurate or relevant descriptions of this process.

As You Study Your Psychology Textbook, You Are Changing Your