The Hippocampus Represents a Series of Discrete Events, with Some

question 12

Multiple Choice

The hippocampus represents a series of discrete events, with some cells encoding connected stimuli and actions for highly specific events occurring in a few learning episodes and other cells encoding ________.

• A) common features of similar experiences
• B) spatial information for simple events
• C) similar complex events
• D) episodic information that matched episodic memories

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Definitions:

Concept Formation

The process by which individuals learn to categorize and cluster information based on common characteristics, leading to the creation of concepts.

Tentative Conclusions

Preliminary findings or conclusions that are not final and are subject to further validation or revision based on additional evidence or analysis.

Differentiates

To recognize or ascertain the distinctions between two or more things or to make something distinct or specific in character.

Reflective Thinking

The process of carefully considering one’s own experiences and behavior in order to learn and improve.