Refer to Figure 14

question 22

Multiple Choice

Refer to figure 14.8. In the text How do rats with bilateral hippocampal lesions compared with sham control?

• A) rats with bilateral hippocampal lesions could be trained to always recognize a novel odor from an order they were trained to recognize
• B) rats with a bilateral hippocampal lesion cannot remember the specific order in which they were trained to recognize odors
• C) rats with bilateral hippocampal lesions cannot be trained to recognize specific odors
• D) rats with bilateral hippocampal lesions can only one odor at a time
• E) a and b

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