Plasticity

Learning objectives

Uses of CTA and some theory
Uses of CTP and some theory

Evidence shows that the human brain can change itself in response to different types of experience. It does this through the reorganisation of its neuronal connections. This phenomenon is known as neural plasticity.

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Plasticity

Learning objectives