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The rate of myelination is facilitated by several factors. One important factor is the activity of oligodendrocytes, the cells responsible for producing myelin in the CNS. Another factor is the presence of axonal signals that trigger oligodendrocyte differentiation and myelination. Additionally, the level of neuronal activity and electrical impulses can also influence the rate of myelination.
The period in question is pertaining to a child's play years. Myelination is a condition in which myelin forms around nerve cells allowing difficult thought processes to be transmitted. It is especially important during the teen years. Lateralization refers to localizing of functions to the brain, as far as left and right. A child's intellectual direction during adolescence forms predominately through these two processes.
a disturbed parent-child relationship.
signs or symptoms child is unwell
A child.
None. Childhood behaviors don't make a child gay. they might indicate the child is gay, but that is all.
it can cause a children to think that they are not love they are not important. it can also result to a child being rebelous. it can also make a child be addicted to drugs.
That is dependent on individual state laws and if child support has not already terminated at the time of the diagnosis. The child can still file for SSI.
If a child has delayed speech but is able to scream, it could indicate frustration or a limited way of expressing themselves. It may be important to assess the underlying reasons for the delayed speech and provide appropriate support to help the child communicate more effectively.
If you are referring to a delay in development of speech, discuss it with the doctor. It could be perfectly normal, or might indicate a hearing problem.If you are talking about as a result of trauma, they may have suffered from a concussion and should be taken to the hospital.
Prison.
The impact of a deploying airbag striking a rear-facing child seat could result in severe injury or death to the child