Equipotentiality is best understood as
a. the ability of brain-injured patients to return to premorbid levels of functioning.
b. the tendency for the brain to function as a whole rather than as isolated units.
c. equivalent neuropsychological abilities across the senses.
d. the comparable impairment experienced by individuals with similar brain lesions.
B
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A) phototherapy. B) psychosurgery. C) ECT. D) TMS.
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a. brains got larger b. tools were created c. art appeared d. jaws got larger to eat a wider variety of plants
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A. learning B. psychodynamic C. cognitive D. humanistic
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A. unconditioned stimulus B. conditioned stimulus C. unconditioned response D. conditioned response