When a Hippocampal Neuron Responds Not Only to One Famous

question 3

Multiple Choice

When a hippocampal neuron responds not only to one famous face from, say, a movie, but to all other famous faces from that same movie, this provides a common _______ for recognition.

• A) concept, such as the field of "acting"
• B) category, such as "movie stars"
• C) stimulus, such as "faces"
• D) context, such as that particular movie
• E) theme, such as "science fiction movies" or "crime drama"

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Definitions:

Indifference Curves

A graph showing a series of lines that represent different bundles of goods between which a consumer is indifferent.

Diminishing Marginal

Refers to a principle where the marginal gain (such as utility or productivity) from an additional unit decreases as more units are consumed or produced.

Transitivity

Transitivity in decision-making implies that if a person prefers option A over B, and B over C, then the person should also prefer A over C, forming a consistent order of preferences.

Completeness

In decision theory, the idea that every set of choices can be ranked in an order of preference, allowing for a consistent choice under different scenarios.