loss of memory due to the passage of time during which the memory trace is not used is called transience.
loss of memory due to the passage of time during which the memory trace is not used is called transience.
loss of memory due to the passage of time during which the memory trace is not used?
transience
Na
Na
initially proposed in 1984 by larry squire, neal cohen, and lynn nadel, the standard model of systems consolidation is a contemporary theory used to explain the cognitive processes behind ribot's law. in the model, interaction between the medial temporal hippocampus (mth) and multiple areas in the neocortex lead to the formation of a cortical trace which represents a single memory. while this mth-neocortex interaction is initially required to maintain the memory trace, the model predicts that over time the importance of the mth becomes diminished and eventually is unnecessary for the storage of the memory trace. the medial temporal hippocampus mediates memory formation by maintaining the connections between various neocortical regions that make up each memory trace. at first the associations between neocortical areas that make up a newly formed memory trace are weak, however repeated activation of these areas in succession lead to "consolidation" of the trace within the neocortex. once consolidation is sufficiently complete, the memory trace becomes mediated through neocortical activity alone and the mth is no longer necessary for re-activation.
ribot's law