The nucleus basalis:
A) provides information regarding whether consequences are good or bad.
B) selects what information enters memory and how it is to be encoded by other brain regions.
C) sends output to the cortex to enable cortical remapping.
D) compresses redundant or unimportant information.

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The nucleus basalis sends output to the cortex to enable cortical remapping, which is crucial for learning and memory. It plays a significant role in the modulation of cortical plasticity.

The Nucleus Basalis