Memory – A Century of Consolidation.¶
McGaugh, J. L. (2000). Memory – A Century of Consolidation. Science, 287(5451), 248-251.
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Primes¶
- Maintenance Rehearsal
- Not consolidation. `memory_consolidation` transfers state into a durable form so the loop can stop
This sourceReviews memory consolidation as the time-dependent stabilization of a labile trace into a durable, interference-resistant form, after which the holding loop can stop.
- Not consolidation. `memory_consolidation` transfers state into a durable form so the loop can stop
- Memory Consolidation
- In neuroscience, the canonical case, traces formed during waking experience are replayed during rest and gradually transferred to a more durable store where they become interference-resistant and integrate with prior knowledge, and disruption during the window — sleep deprivation, trauma — prevents durable storage even though acquisition succeeded.
This sourceReview of cellular and systems consolidation—newly encoded traces becoming durable and interference-resistant over time, disrupted within the consolidation window.
- In neuroscience, the canonical case, traces formed during waking experience are replayed during rest and gradually transferred to a more durable store where they become interference-resistant and integrate with prior knowledge, and disruption during the window — sleep deprivation, trauma — prevents durable storage even though acquisition succeeded.
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