Plasticity of the Infant Brain and Cognitive Recovery

In Chapter 4, when discussing the plasticity of the infant brain, it also mentions:
• Plasticity is important for the infant’s brain development
• Infants are adaptable to overcome damage
• Environmental deprivation can have permanent effects
Let’s go back in time, a childless couple is just about to pick up their three-year-old toddler from an orphanage in Romania known for its terrible conditions. They comment that “love conquers all” and go on to say that “by the time he goes to kindergarten, people will think he has grown up here all his life.”
INSTRUCTIONS:
Please watch the following video for further context on this.
Video: https://www(dot)youtube(dot)com/watch?v=oizbIPwbMTA
Recall on text and the lecture that the cognitive recovery of adopted Romanian orphans depended greatly on the age at which they were adopted.
**Please elaborate on the following question: Based on the research from the text and the attached video, is the parent’s prediction likely? Explain in 5-7 sentences why or why not? Please use complete sentences and use video/text details to support your thoughts.
Course material attached separately.