Long-term potentiation is a result of ________.
A) repeated stimulation that builds more synapses and receptor sites
B) an increase in the number of vestibular connections with other neurons
C) an increase in emotional arousal
D) focused attention on neural pathways

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Long-term potentiation is a process where repeated stimulation of neurons leads to an increase in synaptic strength between those neurons, often involving the building of more synapses and receptor sites. This is a fundamental mechanism for learning and memory.

Long-Term Potentiation Is a Result of ________