Guiding Karl Lashley's Initial Research on Memory Was His Belief

Multiple Choice

Guiding Karl Lashley's initial research on memory was his belief that memory:

A) could reside outside of the brain in specific organs or tissues throughout the body, such as muscles or glands.
B) was widely distributed throughout the brain in a variety of locations.
C) was localized or stored in a specific brain area.
D) was the result of long-term potentiation, a term he coined to describe a long-lasting increase in synaptic strength.