Econeurobiology and brain development in children: key factors affecting development, behavioral outcomes, and school interventions
The Econeurobiology of the brain describes the environment in which an individual's brain develops. This paper explores the complex neural mechanisms that support and evaluate enrichment at various stages of development, providing an overview of how they contribute to plasticity and enhancement...
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Main Authors: | Raed Mualem (Author), Leon Morales-Quezada (Author), Rania Hussein Farraj (Author), Shir Shance (Author), Dana Hodaya Bernshtein (Author), Sapir Cohen (Author), Loay Mualem (Author), Niven Salem (Author), Rivka Riki Yehuda (Author), Yusra Zbedat (Author), Igor Waksman (Author), Seema Biswas (Author) |
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2024-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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