Both of Brian's parents are deaf, and he is deaf also. American Sign Language is the primary language of communication in Brian's home. Vladimir and his family live in Russia, and their primary language is Russian. If we were able to look at some of the structures in Brian's and Vladimir's brain, we would probably see some physical differences. These differences would be accounted for by experience-dependent brain fuctions. Ture or False

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Jamari Haynes

2 February, 22:00

Both of Brian's parents are deaf, and he is deaf also. American Sign Language is the primary language of communication in Brian's home. Vladimir and his family live in Russia, and their primary language is Russian. If we were able to look at some of the structures in Brian's and Vladimir's brain, we would probably see some physical differences. These differences would be accounted for by experience-dependent brain fuctions. Ture or False

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Charlize Hill · Answer 1

True

Explanation:

Experience-Dependent Brain Development is the way in which the brain of an individual structures itself by refining the specific neurons and synapses in respect to life experience.

Brian living in America and Vladimir living in Russia is enough to give their brain experience dependent functions. Even in the case where all the individuals are living in the same house there would still be enough to give them each individual experience brain functions.