While several different parts of the brain,including the hippocampus and the cerebral cortices,may be involved in helping us to remember,psychologist Donald Hebb proposed that memories were stored in networks of neurons called __________.
A) cell assemblies
B) terminal bundles
C) synaptic vesicles
D) myelonic clusters

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According to Hebb's theory of cell assembly, memories are stored in networks of neurons that fire together in response to a particular experience or stimulus. These cell assemblies strengthen as they are repeatedly activated, leading to the formation of long-term memories. Terminal bundles, synaptic vesicles, and myelonic clusters are not associated with memory storage according to current neuroscientific knowledge.

While Several Different Parts of the Brain,including the Hippocampus and the Cerebral