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Several controversies exist with respect to neuroscience. Which of the following is not one of those controversies?
A) The role of critical periods for development
B) The influence of experience on the physiology of the brain
C) The benefits or lack of benefits of added stimulation for cognitive development in young children
D) The tendency of people to to use neuroscience to explain behaviors and events it is incapable of explaining

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