Hebbian Interactions is a theoretical construct in neuroscience that posits synaptic plasticity arises from the correlated activity of pre- and postsynaptic neurons, wherein synaptic strength increases when neuronal firing patterns satisfy the Hebbian principle of associative modification.
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