The Textbook Describes the Case of Henry Molaison, Also Known

question 171

Multiple Choice

The textbook describes the case of Henry Molaison, also known as H. M. After brain surgery, H. M suffered severe memory loss. However, H. M. experienced greater difficulty encoding new memories than in retrieving old ones. H. M.'s _____ amnesia was more profound than his _____ amnesia.

• A)anterograde; retrograde
• B)proactive; retroactive
• C)retrograde; anterograde
• D)retroactive; proactive

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Definitions:

SRY Gene

The SRY Gene is a sex-determining gene on the Y chromosome in males that triggers the development of male physical characteristics.

Determines

Refers to establishing or influencing the outcome or nature of something.

Male Sex

The biological category, typically associated with XY chromosomes in humans, that produces small, mobile sperm cells for reproduction.

Methyl Groups

Methyl groups are chemical groups consisting of one carbon atom bonded to three hydrogen atoms (-CH3), often influencing the function and properties of organic molecules.