Frank argues that early experiences are very important because these "early lessons" shape the way the brain develops. Frank's view that experience influences brain development is the central idea behind the concept of:
A) synaptic transmission
B) neuromodulation
C) habituation
D) brain plasticity

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The brain's plasticity in infancy and early childhood makes it susceptible to environmental influences. The textbook describes, for example, a research study (Rosenweig, 1969) in which rats showed brain differences as a result of being raised in either an enriched or impoverished environment.

Frank Argues That Early Experiences Are Very Important Because These