The timescales of events involved in systems-level consolidation are ________ than those of cellular fixation mechanisms
A) less complex
B) many times less
C) many times greater
D) more easily impaired

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Systems-level consolidation involves the integration of memories across brain regions, which requires the coordination of various neural processes over an extended period. This timescale is much greater than that of cellular consolidation mechanisms, which involve changes at the cellular and molecular level and can occur relatively quickly.

The Timescales of Events Involved in Systems-Level Consolidation Are ________