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Long-term potentiation (ltp) involves repeated _ electrical stimulation resulting in a _ in synaptic effectiveness.

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<span>(C) is the most correct answer. With long-term potentiation, a high-voltage stimulus is attached to the neuron. Over time, this increased stimulation without time allowed for a refractory period will render the neuron incapable of firing when its depolarization reaches the proper threshold.</span>

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Long-term potentiation (ltp) involves repeated _____ electrical stimulation resulting in a _____ in synaptic effectiveness.

Long-term potentiation (ltp) involves repeated _ electrical stimulation resulting in a _ in synaptic effectiveness.