Double Dissociations in Memory Are Important Because They

question 60

Multiple Choice

Double dissociations in memory are important because they

• A)provide strong evidence for separate memory systems.
• B)remain unchallenged by contemporary standards.
• C)provided early evidence of the extent of H.M.'s amnesia.
• D)suggest that damage to any area of the brain will impact all memory functioning.

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