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work_elk4lqodkbbz3ley77hzqz4bce	Jacqueline Anne Sullivan	A Role for Representation in Cognitive Neurobiology	2010	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6063	387	51	case study that representation currently plays a role in cognitive neurobiology somewhere in between minimal and substantive and that this is problematic given the The idea that learning and memory require experiencedependent changes in synaptic strength is a cornerstone of modern cognitive neurobiology. . learning" in AP5-treated rats and, thus, that NMDA-receptor activation is necessary for spatial memory (Morris et al. Bickle would likely claim that this study does establish that NMDAreceptor activation in the hippocampus is a cause of spatial memory Craver's model, therefore, allows for two possible ways in which representations may play a role in experimentation and explanation in cognitive neurobiology. the representational and synaptic plasticity activities of hippocampal neurons may be appealed to as causes of the observable changes in behavior. Despite the fact that Craver's model allows for the possibility of representations playing these distinct roles in cognitive neurobiological explanations, Bickle is correct insofar as the experimental methods that	./cache/work_elk4lqodkbbz3ley77hzqz4bce.pdf	./txt/work_elk4lqodkbbz3ley77hzqz4bce.txt