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On the negative side, while the developing brain is more malleable and may be able to respond to interventions that could redirect this process, an aggressive developmental pruning process occurs in infancy by which unused or less-used pathways are eliminated and more frequently used motor pathways are reinforced. The exercise must duplicate the same motor pathway pattern (movement) as seen in the running stride. Studies conducted over the past 3 decades have provided ample evidence in support of Kuypers' view of descending motor pathway organization. |
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