Donald Hebb distinguished between two kinds of memory because he could not imagine how a single kind of brain change could be both:
A) axonal and synaptic.
B) cognitive and muscular.
C) positive and negative.
D) quick and permanent.

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Hebb proposed that short-term memory involves temporary changes in neural activity, while long-term memory involves more permanent changes in synaptic connections, hence distinguishing between quick and permanent changes.

Donald Hebb Distinguished Between Two Kinds of Memory Because He