Yonelinas Et Al

question 17

Multiple Choice

Yonelinas et al.(2002) could not conclude that medial temporal lobe damage disrupted the conscious retrieval of past events because:

• A) recall and recognition performance was identical
• B) floor effects were observed for participants with brain damage
• C) recognition performance was nearly perfect regardless of whether or not participants had temporal lobe damage
• D) recall performance was identical for individuals with and without temporal lobe damage

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