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QUESTION 41

The brain's capacity for modification and change is referred to as:

		adaptability
		integration
		plasticity
		complexity

QUESTION 42

___________________ is responsible for our ability to produce speech, while ________________is responsible for our ability to understand speech.

		The frontal lobes; the occipital lobes
		Wernicke’s area; the frontal lobes
		Broca’s area; Wernicke’s area
		Wernicke’s area; Broca’s area

QUESTION 43

___________________ is the pattern of continuity and change in human capabilities that occurs throughout the course of life.

		Adaptability
		Development
		Nature
		Nurture

QUESTION 44

Which is the proper sequence for prenatal development?

		fetal; germinal; embryonic
		germinal; embryonic; fetal
		embryonic, fetal; germinal
		germinal; fetal; embryo

Answer 1

Question 41

The brain's capacity or ability to modify and change, which mostly occurs during the childhood is called Brain Plasticity. Plasticity is brain's ability to reorganize itself after brain damage by building new pathways.

Answer. Option 3. Plasticity.

Question 42

The area of the brain that controls expression of the language or speech is Broca's area. It is situated in the right frontal lobe,and any damage to this area may cause inablity to speak.The area of brain that controls comprehension and understanding of language is Wernicke's area. It is situated in the left temporal lobe.

Answer. Option 3. Broca's area ; Wernicke's area

Question 43

The pattern of continuous change in human capabilities on a continuum throughout the life cycle of an individual is development. Throughout the life cycle of an individual, they go through a continuous physical, social, emotional and psychological change.

Answer. Option 2. Development.

Question 44

The initial stage of fetal development is germinal stage that begin from conception to a week, then the embryonic stage that lasts from 3 to 8weeks, and the fetal stage that lasts from 2 months till 9 months or till birth.

Answer. Option 2. germinal, embryonic, fetal.