Brain development is characterized by periods of rapid neural growth followed by periods of neural pruning. Development
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Brain development is characterized by periods of rapid neural growth followed by periods of neural pruning. Development begins in evolutionarily “older” brain regions (e.g., brain stem, limbic system, basal ganglia) and ends in regions responsible for higher-order functions (e.g., the cortex).
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Introduction To Abnormal Child And Adolescent Psychology
ISBN: 109061
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