Which of the following provides a neural basis for learning and remembering conditioned associations?
A) the serial position effect
B) long-term potentiation
C) procedural memory
D) priming

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Long-term potentiation (LTP) is a neural process that underlies learning and memory, particularly the formation of conditioned associations. LTP involves the strengthening of connections between neurons through repeated stimulation, leading to increased efficiency of synaptic transmission and the formation of stable neural circuits. While the other options listed may also relate to memory and learning, they do not specifically address the neural basis of conditioned associations.

Which of the Following Provides a Neural Basis for Learning