Respuesta :
human hippocampal replay during rest prioritizes weakly learned information and predicts memory performance. It is a true statement.
- Even when an organism is disconnected from its sensory environment, the brain remains highly active. The rodent literature is accumulating evidence that the hippocampus replays recent experiences during these rest periods, which are typically measured as place cells firing in a sequence corresponding to an experienced trajectory of locations. These replay events appear to be functional in the sense that they are related to later memory performance and their disruption impairs memory.
- The brain is unlikely to be able to replay every experience while resting, nor would it be worthwhile to do so—not all memories require or deserve further processing. There is evidence that memories associated with reward or fear are more likely to be replayed during subsequent awake rest.
To know more about human hippocampal refer:
https://brainly.com/question/28215933
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