Principles of Neuroplasticity Flashcards

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What is neuroplasticity?

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the adaptivity capacity of the human brain
(the brain’s ability to learn and adapt)

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2
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Use it or lose it

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failure to use certain functions can lead to loss

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Use it to Improve it

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Training of certain brain functions can lead to improvement

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Repetition matters

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for the brain to adapt (neuroplasticity), the brain requires repetition

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Intensity matters

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for the brain to adapt (neuroplasticity), the brain requires intense training

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Time matters

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After injury the brain is more plastic (adaptable) at some times and less plastic at others.

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Salience Matters

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The training must be meaningful to induce plasticity

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Age matters

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Training-induced plasticity occurs more readily in younger people

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Transference matters

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plasticity in response to one training experience can enhance other behaviors (generalization)

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10
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Interference

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Plasiticy can interfere with other behaviors

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