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Experience-dependent Processes (or Experience-dependent Synaptogenesis)
Experience-dependent Processes (or Experience-dependent Synaptogenesis) refer to processes whereby synapses are formed and maintained as a result of the unique experiences of an individual. In contrast with Experience-expectant Processes.
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