Hebbian Theory Explained - HRF

SOLVED: Hebb's learning theory (a.k.a. Hebbian Learning) assumes learning that occurs at the level of the neuron, such that the synapse between two neurons with the inputs and outputs (i.e., synapses) have highly correlated outputs. This has major implications for consolidation. Please define consolidation, then discuss how you, as an educator or a student/learner, may make the use of organization, rehearsal, and elaboration to assist consolidation in memory. Be sure to reference Hebb's theory i

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