Introductory Psychology CLEP Prep Practice Exam

The human brain is organized in a variety of ways, with different levels and components working together to support cognitive and motor functions. Ultimately, the organization of the brain can be described as specialized structures and networks. While options A and C mention neurons and chemical transmitters, they do not fully encompass the complexity of the brain's structural framework. Option B references mental pathways, but this does not accurately capture the spatial and structural elements of the brain. Option D is the best choice as it acknowledges the various parts and components of the brain, including specialized structures and interconnected networks, that work together to support brain function.