Question

Which hypothesis posits that if an area of brain involved in memory is damaged another part of

the dame area can compensate and perform the memory function?

A) Compensations hypothesis
B) Substitution hypothesis
C) Lashley Posit
D) Equipotentiality hypothesis

Answer 1

D) Equipotentiality hypothesis

Step-by-step explanation:

Karl S. Lashley 's hypothesis that large areas of cerebral cortex have similar potential to perform particular functions, including learning and other complex processes (e.g., maze navigation), so that intact cortical areas may take over functions of damaged or destroyed areas.

I thought it was neuroplasticity....