Long-term potentiation shares many features with memory, such as being
A) slow to form and subject to forgetting and decay.
B) long-lasting and formed after a brief exposure to stimuli.
C) malleable and subject to persuasion.
D) organized in accordance with the spreading activation model.

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Long-term potentiation (LTP) is a process where synaptic connections between neurons become stronger with frequent activation. This mechanism is thought to be a cellular basis for learning and memory, which are also enhanced by brief exposures to stimuli and can last for a long time.

Long-Term Potentiation Shares Many Features with Memory, Such as Being