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In 1894, Ramón y Cajal first proposed that memory is stored as what?
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The strength of neuronal connections
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What is the term for a synapse if it can change the strength with which it affects its target?
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Plastic
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Who proposed this hypothesis?
If presynaptic axon is active and postsynaptic neuron is active - synapse is strengthened If presynaptic axon is active but postsynaptic neuron is inactive - synapse is weakened |
Donald Hebb
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What hypothesis says that memory formation involves:
A brief transient memory storage (process) A stable change in the nervous system (content) |
dual-trace hypothesis
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One hypothesis is that information is stored in what part of the brain but processed for memory storage in other brain areas?
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Cortex
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What is a brief increase of electrical stimulation that triggers thousands of axon potentials?
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Tetanus
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Induction of LTP activates what kind of signal for the presynaptic neuron to release more transmitter?
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retrograde
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An enriched environment that improves learning and memory, also produces what kind of new cells?
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Glial cells
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What is conditioned and unconditioned stimuli separated by a tiny delay, as in the eye-blink response. It occurs in cerebellum and does not involve the hippocampus.
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Delay conditioning
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What is a long delay between conditioned and unconditioned stimuli, relies on the hippocampus.
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Trace conditioning
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