Neuroplaticity

Question 1

neuroplasticity

Answer 1

ability of neurons to change function and chemical type over time

Question 2

3 types of neuroplasticity

Answer 2

habituration
long term potential
long term depression
cortical remappins

Question 3

habituation

Answer 3

exsposed to constant stimuli
decreased response to a reported benign stimulus

Question 4

long term potential

Answer 4

AMPA receptors move to the membrane because neural pathways that are used more oftern become stronger

Question 5

long term depression

Answer 5

AMPA receptors move back to the cell body because they aren’t used as much so the neural pathway is weaker

Question 6

cortical remmaping

Answer 6

more brain area is devoted to areas that need more senstivity

nerons that aren’t used will be used in other pathways

Question 7

stages of learning

Answer 7

cognitive
associtative
autonomous

Question 8

what are the key factors to practice

Answer 8

specifity- similar to test scenarios (PRECEPTUAL CHARACTIERSITCIS, PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS/ COGNITIVE PROCCESSING)

intensitiy

distribution of practice

performance variability

motor imagery

Question 9

neural recovery in the CNS

Answer 9

non exsitance
once neuron dies it can’t be reapired

Question 10

neural recovery in the PNS

Answer 10

can occur as long as the cell body isn’t damaged