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SHORT ANSWER: (4 po ints apiece) Answer each question in the space provided. U se complete sentences. Spell out any terms. 23. Describe the differences between short-term and long-term memory, in terms of (a) the brain structure involved, (b) what types of changes occur, and (c) how long these memories normally last. 24. In a reflex arc, the sensory receptor synapses onto the which travels through the posterior root into the spinal cord to synapse onto the (found entirely in the gray matter), which synapses onto the which leaves the spinal cord through the anterior root, to synapse onto the , which performs the action. 25. Define two of the following terms: dermatome map, epineurium, paresthesia, saltatory conduction 26. Describe two ways that released neurotransmitters can be inactivated in a synaptic cleft. Page 3 of 3 BIO 201 QuizExplanation / Answer
Short yerm memmory: it is the memory for short time period or we also can say that it is working memmory.
short term memory are converted into long term memory after a period of time and exercise.
Long term memory: that is a memory for longer duration. It is involved in storing, retrieving and managing of content.
a. short term memory is preceded by Priya frontal lobes of the brain which are present in very front portion of the brain.
hippocampus and inner portion of unfolding of temporal lobes are involved in the long-term memory.
b. changes occurs when short term memory is converted into long term memory through hippocampus.
when short term memory is converted into long term memory so kind of changes and occurs in the format of data.
c. Several researchers gives the idea that the holding capacity of memory is 2.5 petabytes for millions of years.
( this data is obtained from researchers)
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