McCarthy and Warrington Observed That Some Patients Showed Impairment to a Passive

Multiple Choice

McCarthy and Warrington observed that some patients showed impairment to a passive phonological store involved in unrelated word list repetition, but were good at repeating sentences, and others showed an impairment to a memory system involving meaningful sentence repetition, but could repeat lists of unrelated words. This is called:

A) Alignment
B) Backwards translation
C) Central translation
D) Association
E) Double dissociation