The Process by Which Newly Acquired Information Becomes a Stable

question 28

Multiple Choice

The process by which newly acquired information becomes a stable, permanent memory is known as:

• A) consolidation.
• B) stabilization.
• C) reconsolidation.
• D) plastification.

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Definitions:

Senate

One of the two chambers of the United States Congress, it is comprised of representatives from each state who are elected to serve six-year terms.

Domestic Power

The ability or authority exercised by individuals or entities within a country to influence decision-making, govern, or control resources and institutions domestically.

Regulating Commerce

The act of controlling or directing business activities through the establishment of laws and regulations by a governing body.

Congress

The national legislative body of the United States, composed of the Senate and the House of Representatives.