When a Memory Is Retrieved in a Classically Conditioned Animal

question 134

Multiple Choice

When a memory is retrieved in a classically conditioned animal, the administration of a protein synthesis inhibitor can disrupt the original memory. This finding suggests that protein synthesis is important for ________.

• A) The encoding of new memories.
• B) Extinction.
• C) Procedural learning.
• D) Reconsolidation.

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