The mechanism that Charles Nelson suggests provides the fine tuning once the basic expectancies from our environment have been met, is called
A) an experience-expectant mechanism.
B) an environment-dependent mechanism.
C) an experience-dependent mechanism.
D) a genetically-dependent mechanism.
E) a nurture-expectant mechanism.

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Charles Nelson suggests that the mechanism providing fine-tuning once basic expectancies from our environment have been met is called an experience-dependent mechanism. This concept emphasizes the role of individual experiences in shaping brain development, beyond the foundational structures provided by genetic or broadly expected environmental interactions.

The Mechanism That Charles Nelson Suggests Provides the Fine Tuning