Brain imaging studies using fMRI have shown that immediately before and after puberty, there are significant changes in which of the following:
A)the brain's weight
B)the brain's shape
C)the myelination of neurons
D)neural communicating

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fMRI studies have shown that during puberty, there is an increase in myelination of neurons, which allows for faster and more efficient neural communication. The brain's weight and shape also undergo changes throughout development, but these changes are not specifically associated with puberty.

Brain Imaging Studies Using FMRI Have Shown That Immediately Before