Long-Term Potentiation Can Be Described as

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Multiple Choice

Long-term potentiation can be described as

• A) high-frequency electrical stimulation of neural circuits, making them more sensitive to subsequent stimulation.
• B) high-frequency electrical stimulation of neural circuits, making them less sensitive to subsequent stimulation.
• C) being linked to transient synaptic changes.
• D) continuous, low-level stimulation of neural circuits.
• E) repetitive, low-level stimulation of neural circuits.

Understand the role of subduction zones and mid-ocean ridges in earthquake activity.

Understand the formation and identification of fault scarps.

Recognize the various causes of earthquakes including natural and human-induced factors.

Relate the relationship between earthquake depth and tectonic setting.

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