Plasticity 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologybiopsychologyA2/A-levelAQA Created by: jp3louisCreated on: 13-11-17 11:57 Mechellie et al found _______ parietal cortex in brains of people who were bilingual larger 1 of 14 If the brain repairs itself quickly after trauma it is what? Spontaneousrecovery 2 of 14 If recovery occurs, the individual may now need to go through ___ therapy to further their recovery rehabilitative 3 of 14 The growth of new nerve endings which connect with other undamaged nerve cells to form new neuronal pathways is called what? Axonalsprouting 4 of 14 The brain reorganises itself by forming new synaptic ____ connections 5 of 14 _______ neural pathways are used to carry out certain functions so that function can still continue Secondary 6 of 14 Spontaneous recover tends to slow down after a number of ___ weeks 7 of 14 Plasticity can be negative as 60 - 80% amputees experience ______limb syndrome due to cortical reorganisation in the somatosensory cortex phantom 8 of 14 Functional plasticity tend to reduce with ____ age 9 of 14 ____ demonstrated how 40 hours of gold training produced changes in the neural representation of movement in participants aged 40-60 Bezzola 10 of 14 Using ___, the researchers observed reduced motor cortex acitivity in novice golfers compared to a control group fMRI 11 of 14 Functional plasticity tend to reduce with ____ age 12 of 14 ____ demonstrated how 40 hours of gold training produced changes in the neural representation of movement in participants aged 40-60 Bezzola 13 of 14 Using ___, the researchers observed reduced motor cortex acitivity in novice golfers compared to a control group fMRI 14 of 14
Psychology - Biopsychology - Plasticity and the funcional recovery of the brain after trauma 1.0 / 5 based on 4 ratings
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