1-77The Effects of Head Trauma on Memory Suggest That

question 93

Multiple Choice

1-77.The effects of head trauma on memory suggest that

• A)short-term memory is not affected by physical trauma.
• B)the process of memory consolidation can be interrupted.
• C)semantic memory is usually affected when an injury is severe enough to produce a loss of consciousness.
• D)rarely are episodic memories affected by head trauma.

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