👉 Gallagher's, also known as the "Austrian model," is a theoretical framework that was developed by Austrian physicist Walter G. Gallagher in the late 20th century. This model is used to explain how the brain learns and forms new memories. It proposes that the brain uses a form of neural plasticity called plasticity to help it remember information from previous experiences, and that this plasticity can be influenced by environmental factors such as social interaction or learning experiences. The term "
