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Plasticity refers to the brain's ability to modify itself after damage. Especially plastic are the brains ofa. split-brain patients.b. young adults.c. young children.d. right-handed people.
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Plasticity-the brain's ability to reorganize itself after damage- -is especially evident in the brains of a. split-brain patients. b. young adults. c. young children. d. right-handed people.
Plasticity is especially evident in the brains of a. split-brain patients. b. young adults. c. young children. d. right-handed people.
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