Multiple Choice
Recall the case of H.M. as described in your text. With his hippocampus removed, H.M. was ____.
A) able to store new declarative memories, but unable to store new procedural memories
B) able to store new episodic memories, but unable to recall how the memories were learned
C) able to store new procedural memories, but unable to store new declarative memories
D) able to store new episodic memories, but unable to use them to change behavior
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