When a Particular Pattern of Neural Activation Is Repeated Enough

question 183

Multiple Choice

When a particular pattern of neural activation is repeated enough times in short- term memory, it produces a change in the synaptic structure of the participating neurons. This is called:

• A) procedural memory.
• B) consolidation.
• C) neural conditioning.
• D) synaptic memory.

Understand the conditions under which stress affects sleep and the concept of interactions in research.

Grasp the importance of using unobtrusive measures to prevent influencing participants' behavior in research settings.

Comprehend the process and significance of case studies in psychological research.

Recognize biases and critical thinking strategies in evaluating psychological research.

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