Constraint-induced movement therapy involves
A) using both limbs to perform complex tasks.
B) constraining the patient's stroke-affected limb to promote rewiring of the brain.
C) constraining the patient's non-affected limb to promote rewiring of the brain.
D) engaging in whole body movements.
E) repeated physical therapy on both limbs.

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Constraint-induced movement therapy involves constraining the patient's stroke-affected limb to increase use and promote rewiring of the brain. This is done through repetitive exercises and tasks that involve the affected limb. The non-affected limb is not typically constrained in this therapy.

Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy Involves