Neuroplasticity
- Also known as neural plasticity
- This is the capacity of the brain to change in response to experience and the environment.
- It changes the brain from updating the neuronal networks to the formation of new memories to larger structural adaptations.
- The brain has a great amount of plasticity and it remains an essential quality of the brain throughout adulthood.
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