Long-Term Potentiation

question 201

Multiple Choice

Long-term potentiation:

• A) refers to the functional and structural changes in neurons that increase the strength of the synaptic connections involved in a particular memory.
• B) is one of the primary causes of retrograde amnesia.
• C) is a visualization technique used to recover long-term memories that are potentially repressed.
• D) is one of the most effective forms of elaborative rehearsal.

Analyze ethical arguments regarding the non-treatment of impaired infants under certain conditions.

Recognize moral views on the sanctity of life and its implications for personal decisions.

Understand the difference between congenital and genetic impairments.

Understand the concept of euthanasia and its classifications, including active and passive euthanasia.

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