The brain's tendency to reorganize by forming new neural connections is called .
A) neuroplasticity
B) neuroelasticity
C) neuroconsolidation
D) neurogenesis

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Neuroplasticity refers to the brain's ability to form new neural connections and reorganize itself. Neuroelasticity and neurogenesis are related concepts, but they specifically refer to the brain's ability to adapt and create new neurons, respectively. Neuroconsolidation refers to the process by which memories become stable and long-lasting in the brain.

The Brain's Tendency to Reorganize by Forming New Neural Connections