Long-Term Potentiation May Play a Role in Long-Lasting Synaptic Changes

Long-term potentiation may play a role in long-lasting synaptic changes associated with learning because it

A) arises from frequent stimulation of a neural circuit and leads to its continued sensitivity.
B) requires increasing amounts of stimulation to maintain the neural circuit.
C) reduces the responsiveness of a neural circuit to future stimulation.
D) overrides any other stimulus that might be presented.
E) does not require any further stimulation to produce a memory.