The Process by Which a Long-Term Memory Becomes Durable and Stable

question 25

Multiple Choice

The process by which a long-term memory becomes durable and stable is called:

• A) chunking.
• B) consolidation.
• C) confabulation.
• D) priming.

Recognize the structure, function, and divisions of the human nervous system.

Understand the principles of evolutionary psychology and behavioral genetics.

Learn about the impact of brain injuries and disorders on behavior and cognitive functions.

Become familiar with brain imaging techniques and their applications in studying the brain and its functions.

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