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Tools to Enhance Working Memory & Attention

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Different Forms of Neuroplasticity: Long-Term Potentiation

Neuroplasticity encompasses various types, including long-term potentiation (LTP), which involves strengthening connections between neurons due to repeated firing closely together in time. Contrary to popular belief, the phrase 'fire together, wire together' was not coined by Donald Hebb but by Carla Schatz, referring to LTP and other forms of neuroplasticity in developmental stages. LTP occurs when a small group of neurons are active closely together in time, leading to strengthened connections, facilitating easier communication between neurons through electrical and chemical activity.

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