How did Hebb define the cell assembly? A. All the cortical cells that are activated by any one of the senses. B. All the cortical cells that are activated by the process of memory reconsolidation. C. Neurons simultaneously activated by an external stimulus that are reciprocally interconnected.

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Aiyana Schwartz

13 March, 16:49

How did Hebb define the cell assembly? A. All the cortical cells that are activated by any one of the senses. B. All the cortical cells that are activated by the process of memory reconsolidation. C. Neurons simultaneously activated by an external stimulus that are reciprocally interconnected.

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Aniya Odom · Answer 1

C.

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Cell Assembly is known as a varied amount of neurons that group together to perform a certain action or concept within the brain. Psychologist Donald O. Hebb on the other hand defines Cell Assembly as Neurons simultaneously activated by an external stimulus that are reciprocally interconnected. Similar to the most common definition.