Studies of the Neurological Patient H

question 130

Multiple Choice

Studies of the neurological patient H.M. and similar patients lead to the conclusion that

• A) people have several separate kinds of memories.
• B) once something is learned, it is never completely forgotten.
• C) the visual cortex is essential for all memories, even those that do not involve vision.
• D) electrical stimulation of the brain can cause people to confuse a memory of one event with the memory of another, later event.

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