In neuroconstructivsm, developmental disorders are different from normal development in part because …
A)a specific region of the brain has failed
B)the constraints are different
C)brain networks are not communicating
D)the brain cannot interact with the environment

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In neuroconstructivism, it is posited that developmental disorders differ from typical development due to different constraints on the developmental process, rather than a failure of specific brain regions or lack of communication between brain networks. This perspective emphasizes how variations in developmental constraints shape the trajectory of cognitive development.

In Neuroconstructivsm, Developmental Disorders Are Different from Normal Development in Part