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Unit 2 – Biological Basis of Behavior
Topic 2.6
How does the neuroplasticity of the brain influence our understanding of cognitive development theories?
Neuroplasticity supports the idea that learning and experience can physically alter brain structure.
Neuroplasticity disproves all classical cognitive development theories.
Neuroplasticity implies that human cognition doesn't change after early childhood.
Neuroplasticity shows that cognitive abilities are entirely genetic and unaffected by environment or experience.
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