Without the consolidation process, the changes of LTP _____
A) revert to synching.
B) are stored permanently.
C) undergo cellular rewriting.
D) revert back to normal or are placed by new patterns.
Answer: D
Rationale: Without the consolidation process, the changes of LTP either revert back to normal or are replaced by new patterns, effectively preventing further encoding.
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