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The study by Draganski (2004) aimed to investigate synaptic pruning in jugglers compared to non-jugglers through MRI scans. Results showed that jugglers experienced an increase in grey matter associated with visual memory after practicing juggling, but this grey matter decreased after they stopped practicing, indicating synaptic pruning. In contrast, non-jugglers exhibited no significant changes in grey matter throughout the study.
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