When Rats Repeatedly Experience an Environment, Their Place Cells

question 51

Multiple Choice

When rats repeatedly experience an environment, their place cells:

• A) increase the size of their place fields.
• B) eventually stop responding to the environment.
• C) habituate to the environment.
• D) become increasingly tuned to locations within that environment.

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