role of brain plasticty in infancy development Flashcards

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define developemntal plasticity

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the ability of the brain to grow and recignise neural connections in responce to sensory input from the environment

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define adaptive plastcity

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the ability of neural connections in the brain to recognise in responce to learning or compensate for lost functions

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when does developemntal plasticty occur

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changes in the brain occvur frequently throughout he fetal stage as well as infancy, childhod and adolescnce

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when does adaptive plasticty occur

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these changes occur throughout life as learning takes place

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what are the 5 stages of plasticty

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  1. proliferation
  2. migration
  3. circuit formation
  4. synaptic pruning
  5. mylenation
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describe proliferation

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The division and multiplication of cells

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describe migration

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during kigration the cells move to the parts of the brain that they need to go to

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describe circuit formation

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Circuit formation is when the cells pair together

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describe synaptic pruning

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Synaptic pruning is when the cells that are not paired together die off

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describe mylination

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Mylination is when the cells that are paired become jylinated with mylin sheath.

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what is the role of the amygdala

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  • conditioning
  • types of learning
  • expression and regulation of emotion
  • fear and agression
  • social processing
  • recognition of emotions
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