False. Modern neuroscience has not found that after adolescence, the human brain stops being plastic.
While the human brain is not a product of plastic, the brain's plasticity explains the ability of the brain to undergo changes from cradle to death.
Neuroplasticity refers to the brain's ability to reorganize itself, form new neuron connections in the brain cell.
The prefrontal cortex rewires itself as daily experiences stimulate it.
Thus, instead of being no longer plastic after adolescence, the brain's level of plasticity concerning its response to learning and stress diminishes with age.
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