Multiple Choice
If you heard that a person who had suffered an amputation of a finger could later make finer discriminations with the neighboring fingers than s/he could before the amputation, you could say, based on the textbook, that this was an example of
A) Specificity of practice
B) Neural plasticity
C) Reafference
D) Exafference
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