The belief that one's capacity can be learned or improved with practice is called
A) age effects.
B) plasticity.
C) incontinuity.
D) instability.

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The belief that one's capacity can be learned or improved with practice is referred to as plasticity, which is the brain's ability to change in response to new experiences. The other options, age effects, incontinuity, and instability, do not accurately describe this belief.

The Belief That One's Capacity Can Be Learned or Improved