True/False
Interference theories of forgetting assume that a second learning event could produce amnesia for a prior experience by interfering with the consolidation of the first event, provided the second event was similar to the first and occurred shortly after it.
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Q17: Enhancing NMDA function during the retention interval
Q18: By interfering with NMDA receptor function, PKMζ
Q19: The peptide GluR23y inhibits the removal AMPA
Q20: Which statement(s) is/are true? (Select all that
Q22: PKMζ can enhance already established memories.
Q23: GluR23y prevents forgetting by inhibiting the exocytic
Q24: The consolidation period ends when the memory
Q25: Why does GluR23y prevent forgetting?
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