Discussion
A process following learning during which a memory becomes more firmly established is called :
Answer: B
A process that follows learning, during which a memory becomes more firmly established, is consolidation: the memory trace is stabilised, and is disrupted if consolidation is interrupted, for example by a head injury. Over-learning is continued practice after mastery, a transfer period is not a memory process, and constructive processing is the reconstruction of memories at recall, so consolidation is the answer.
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