Studies with the Patient Known for Years as H

question 321

Multiple Choice

Studies with the patient known for years as H.M. and with amnesia patients who have sustained similar brain damage seem to suggest that:

• A) the hippocampus is less crucial in the formation of new implicit memories, such as procedural memories, than it is to the formation of new explicit memories.
• B) the hippocampus plays no role in the formation of new episodic memories.
• C) long-term memories are stored in the hippocampus.
• D) the hippocampus is less crucial in the formation of new explicit memories, such as semantic memories, than it is to the formation of new implicit memories.

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