brain development

Brain development

Increases myelination of axons along with other changes such as the formation of neural networks that allow different parts of the brain to communicate and work together, lead to substantial development of the cerebral cortex, including the prefrontal and language related areas and to greater synchrony among brain areas.

these changes appear to be vital to the emergence in late infancy among more systematic problem solving voluntary control of behavior and the acquisition of language. By late infancy most of the brain structure la that will support adult behavior are present.

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