Neural plasticity is ________
A) the process by which neurotransmitters are broken down in the brain.
B) the flexibility of the brain-existing neural circuits can change or new ones can be made.
C) strong evidence of brain damage, leading to the development of a mental disorder.
D) the best indicator of temperament and its effect on the personality development of a child.

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Neural plasticity refers to the ability of the brain to modify or reorganize its neural pathways in response to changes in the environment, new experiences, or learning. It allows for the formation of new neural connections and the strengthening or weakening of existing ones. It is a crucial mechanism underlying learning, memory, and recovery from brain injury. It is not directly related to the breakdown of neurotransmitters or temperament.

Neural Plasticity Is ________