The brain's ability to change and adapt in response to experience, through neurogenesis, or by reorganizing or growing new neural connections, is called ________

Ezra is standing over the crib of his son, Max, and he gives Max a big smile. To his delight, Max looks up and smiles back at him. Ezra starts blinking his eyes rapidly, and the child repeats the gesture

Which type of neurons are primarily involved in this mimicry? a) axo-axonal neurons b) interneurons c) dendritic neurons d) mirror neurons

In the Strange Situation, an infant who does not cry when her mother leaves and who

shows no interest in her mother when the mother returns is most likely to be classified as being __________ attached. a. securely b. resistantly c. avoidantly d. ambivalently e. restrictedly