According to the Focus on Neuroscience box on the adolescent brain, research has shown that the developing brain experiences two distinct spurts of brain development. When do these spurts take place?
A)during prenatal development and just before the beginning of puberty
B)during the first year of life and again at age 5
C)on the average, at age 5 and again at age 15
D)at age 2, when language development dramatically accelerates, and at age 13 to 14, after the adolescent growth spurt has occurred

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The two distinct spurts of brain development occur during prenatal development, when the brain is initially forming and growing, and just before the beginning of puberty, when the brain undergoes significant changes in preparation for and during adolescence.

According to the Focus on Neuroscience Box on the Adolescent