Brain regions that buzz with activity as people learn to perform a visual-discrimination task are especially likely to buzz again later as they experience

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The brain regions that are active during learning a visual-discrimination task are likely to be active again during REM sleep. During REM sleep, the brain consolidates newly learned information and strengthens memory traces, which is crucial for learning and memory consolidation.

Brain Regions That Buzz with Activity as People Learn to Perform