If an infant and an adult sustain the exact same kind of brain damage, the infant will recover more quickly and completely than the adult. This is due to

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The infant brain has a greater degree of neuroplasticity, which refers to the brain's ability to reorganize and form new neural connections in response to injury or learning. This allows for faster and more complete recovery of function after brain damage. Hormonal secretions (A) and executive functions (B) are not directly related to recovery from brain damage, and the tenacity factor (D) is not a recognized factor in medical or psychological research.

If an Infant and an Adult Sustain the Exact Same