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If we have a learning disability, do you think we could over come the internal and external influences to encode information into long term memory? If so, how could the brain pick up the slack in another area? Explain

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Inter-connective model/s of perception and sensations a facilitative function for learning disabilities: a short answer

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Research studies in the field of cognitive science have presented with various lines of research that show the presence of expansive inter-connective model/s of perception and sensations. When a person lacks the optimal sensation gathering ability in one form of sensation, it is normally compensated by another form. For instance, in case of people who ...

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