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Biopsychology

John P. J. Pinel

Chapter 11

Learning, Memory, and Amnesia - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

01:52

Problem 1

H.M.'s digit span was
a. six.
b. in the normal range.
c. only $32 \%$.
d. less than $5 \%$.
e. both a and b

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01:20

Problem 2

Korsakoffs syndrome has been associated with damage to the area around the
a. hippocampus.
b. medial temporal lobes.
c. mediodorsal nucleus.
d. both a and b
e. both b and $c$

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02:27

Problem 3

Postrraumatic amnesia can be induced by
a. electroconvulsive shock.
b. thiamine.
c. alcohol.
d. repetition priming.
e. both b and c

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01:36

Problem 4

Amnesia resulting from medial temporal lobectomy appears to be largely a product of damage to the
a. medial diencephalon.
b. hippocampus.
c. amygdala.
d. rhinal cortex.
e. both b and c

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01:26

Problem 5

The hippocampus appears to play a major role in memory for
a. faces.
b. spatial location.
c. emotional significance.
d. words
e. place cells

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