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____________ allow(s) established neurons to build more elaborate communication networks with other neurons.

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____________ allow(s) established neurons to build more elaborate communication networks with other neurons.

____________ allow(s) established neurons to build more elaborate communication networks with other neurons.

a)Lateralization
b)Synaptic pruning
c)Dendrites
d)Brain plasticity

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Life Span Development: A Topical Approach

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This is very helpful, my teacher this year is not good

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