Question

given what you know about neural networks, what would you expect to happen when young children take ballet lessons several times a week?
because ballet takes a great deal of balance, the neurons involved will be centralized in the frontal lobe.
the neurons involved in complex ballet moves will connect with each other to form networks.
the majority of the networks will be located in the brainstem.
neural networks do not develop in association with repeated physical activity.

Explanation:

Repeated physical practice like ballet strengthens neural connections. Balance and complex motor skills rely on distributed neural networks, not just the frontal lobe or brainstem. Repeated activity does drive neural network development. The correct option aligns with neuroplasticity: repeated use of neurons for complex movements builds interconnected networks.

Answer:

The neurons involved in complex ballet moves will connect with each other to form networks.