According to reconsolidation theory, _______. (Select all that apply.)

Memories outlast the molecules that support the initial synaptic changes.

Interfering with a memory maintenance molecule 24 hours after the memory is formed should have no effect on the ability to retrieve the memory.

The encoding specificity principle asserts that successful memory retrieval depends on a match between the retrieval cues and the environmental stimulation encoded into the engram.

According to the active trace theory, which statement(s) is/are false? (Select all that apply.)

Nader discovered that when injected into the BLA following a reactivation treatment, anisomycin had no effect on the short-term memory test but did produce a large impairment on the long-term memory test.

According to active trace theory, retrieving a consolidated memory is enough to disrupt it.

Cue-dependent amnesia refers to a phenomenon in which retrieving a memory returns it into a labile state that makes it vulnerable to disruption.

If either NMDA receptors and vdCCs are antagonized, or the UPS system is inhibited, anisomycin will have no effect the reactivated memory trace.

Lewis discovered that reactivated memories are vulnerable to disruption by electroconvulsive shock (ECS).