Question

processing memories in the brain requires memory consolidation: a gradual, physical process of converting new long - term memories into enduring memory codes. it involves: neurons, synapses, pathways, schemata and__________. reinforcement in sleep rote memorization encoding specificity principle recall and retrieval cues

Explanation:

Memory consolidation is a process in the brain. Reinforcement in sleep is part of it as sleep helps in strengthening memories. Rote memorization is a learning method not directly part of the biological consolidation process. The encoding specificity principle is about retrieval cues during encoding, not the consolidation process itself. Recall and retrieval cues are more about accessing memories, not the physical conversion (consolidation).

Answer:

reinforcement in sleep