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For the same data,increasing the certainty of an estimate will result in a less precise estimate.
LTP
Stands for Long-Term Potentiation, a long-lasting enhancement in signal transmission between two neurons that results from their simultaneous stimulation and is a key mechanism behind learning and memory.
Karl Lashley
A psychologist and behaviorist known for his contributions to the study of learning and memory.
Self-Reference Effect
A phenomenon where individuals are more likely to remember information related to themselves, due to its personal relevance.
Deep Processing
A method of processing information that involves engaging with the material on a meaningful level, rather than on a superficial or rote basis.
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