The Long-Lasting Increase in Neural Excitability During Learning Is Called

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Multiple Choice

The long-lasting increase in neural excitability during learning is called _____.

• A) maintenance rehearsal
• B) adrenaline activation
• C) long-term potentiation
• D) the reverberating response

Understand the psychological and sociological theories regarding crowd behavior.

Identify the factors that lead to the formation of crowds and their subsequent actions.

Explain the role of individual identity within collective actions.

Describe methods used in the study of crowd behavior and collective movements.

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