Hebb's rule states if neurons are successively or simultaneously active,the strength of the connections among them increases.

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Hebb's rule states that if two neurons are repeatedly or persistently active at the same time, the strength of the connection between them is increased. This is sometimes called "neurons that fire together, wire together." Therefore, the statement is true.

Hebb's Rule States If Neurons Are Successively or Simultaneously Active,the