The process by which newly acquired information becomes a stable, permanent memory is known as:
A) consolidation.
B) stabilization.
C) reconsolidation.
D) plastification.

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The process by which newly acquired information becomes a stable, permanent memory is known as consolidation. Consolidation involves the strengthening of neural connections that encode the memory, as well as the transfer of the memory from short-term to long-term storage.

The Process by Which Newly Acquired Information Becomes a Stable