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> Excerpt: How Experiences Change Brains

Excerpt: How Experiences Change Brains

Thomas Boyce & Pat Levitt

Serve and Return, Cultural Models, Air Traffic Control, Stress, Brain Architecture, Social Policy

May 2010

Drs. Thomas Boyce and Patrick Levitt describe the epigenetic mechanisms by which experiences change Brain Architecture.

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