[See firstly synaptic learning.] The most influential early statement of the neuronal interconnection approach to memory was in Donald Hebb's book, 'The Organisation of Behaviour', in which he described the interlinking of neurons as creating what he called a cell assembly, 'a diffuse structure comp
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A collection of interconnected-by-experience neurons capable of functioning as a physiological memory of that experience. [For a fuller definition and useful onward links, see our Main Glossary (C).]
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