A long-lasting increase in the in connectivity and transmission between two neurons is called
A) consolidation
B) long-term potentiation.
C) cross-cortical storage.
D) chunking.

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Long-term potentiation refers to a long-lasting increase in the strength of the connection (synaptic transmission) between two neurons. This process is often linked to learning and memory formation. Consolidation refers to the process of strengthening a memory over time. Cross-cortical storage refers to the ability to store information in multiple cortical areas. Chunking refers to the process of grouping information into smaller, more manageable units.

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