Children's Neural Responses

Definition

Children's neural responses refer to how their brains react or respond physiologically to different stimuli or situations.

Related terms

Fight-or-flight Response: The body's physiological reaction to a perceived threat or stressful situation, preparing the individual for either confrontation or escape.

Neurotransmitters:

Chemical messengers in the brain that transmit signals between neurons, influencing various functions and behaviors.

Brain Plasticity:

The brain's ability to change and adapt through growth and reorganization, especially during childhood.