neuroplasticity

Question 1

principle 1

Answer 1

use it or lose it (smarts, math, muscle)`

Question 2

principle 2

Answer 2

use it and improve it (dad body>hulk)

Question 3

principle 3

Answer 3

specificity (practice tasks related to skill you want to be an expert in)

Question 4

principle 4

Answer 4

repitition

Question 5

principle 5

Answer 5

intensity (heart rate)

Question 6

principle 6

Answer 6

time
-different plasticity occurs at different times
-better prognosis if around a 5 day after stroke/trauma
-longer you wait=more time to learn poor habits

Question 7

principle 7

Answer 7

salience: (how relevant or important something is)

Question 8

Principle 8

Answer 8

age (younger=more plastic=new pathways=learn faster)

Question 9

Principle 9

Answer 9

transference
-train certain skills with similar motor patterns to get results
-use and train adjacent neurons

Question 10

principle 10

Answer 10

interference
-learning that takes place and eventually ends up interfering with the ability to learn a different new skill