Long-Term Potentiation Is When

question 70

Multiple Choice

Long-term potentiation is when:

• A) neurons continue to respond long after a stimulus has been removed.
• B) a recent strong stimulus causes a neuron to over-respond to a subsequent stimulus.
• C) neurons respond in the absence of a stimulus.
• D) a strong stimulus leads to a weaker-than-normal response in a neuron.

Comprehend the role of guided participation and scaffolding in a child's learning process.

Recognize the emotional and cognitive functions of different brain regions during early childhood.

Identify behavioral patterns such as impulsiveness and perseveration in early childhood.

Grasp Piaget's theory of child cognitive development, including concepts such as egocentrism and centration.

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