According to Baltes, the "hardware" or neurophysiological architecture of the brain is called:

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Baltes refers to the neurophysiological architecture of the brain as "cognitive mechanics." This is in contrast to "cognitive pragmatics," which refers to the sociocultural and contextual factors that shape cognitive development, and the two types of cognitive structures, "crystallized structures" and "fluid structures."

According to Baltes, the "Hardware" or Neurophysiological Architecture of the Brain