While Brian was drunk at an office party, he hid his car keys so they wouldn’t get stolen. The next day, Brian could not remember where he hid his keys and had to get a new set of keys made for his car. When Brian got drunk again at a jazz festival three weeks later, he suddenly remembered where he hid his car keys. This example illustrates _____ .

Combining separate pieces of information into larger meaningful units, which can improve the number you selected is the prior question is called _____ .

Hebb’s idea of long-term potentiation, which provides a physiological mechanism for the long-term storage of memories, includes the idea of _____ .

Systems consolidation follows synaptic consolidation and occurs between two different brain regions. What are they?

Throughout the lectures, we learned that the brain processes information by splitting it into component parts and then putting them back together. Looking at the image, various properties or features of concepts are processed in different brain regions. What part of the brain is suggested to put these multimodal features together to create a coherent conceptual representation?  

From the neurocognitive perspective, our capacity to hold information in WM is entirely subserved by the persistent firing of neurons.

Retrograde amnesia is usually more severe for _____ . 

Which of the following numbers best represents the number of separate items than can be held in the STM?

In the movie, Finding Nemo, the forgetful fish Dory cannot remember things like Nemo’s name. She forgets his name almost instantly and behaves as if she has just met him for the first time. Dory’s suffers from  _____ .

Which of the following microbes is considered prokaryotic?