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Memory and the Brain -8 AW
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1Who developed these rules? (1) Mass action – memories are stored diffusely through the cortex. (2) Equipotentiality – all parts of the cortex have an equal part to play in memory storage.
- AKarl Lashley (1920s and 1930s)
- BDonald Hebb (1949)
- CSquire et al (1973)
- D(1957) Scoville and Milner
- E(Squire and More 1979)
2?? argued that memory must involve biological changes in neurons or their connections
- ADonald Hebb (1949)
- BBliss and Lomo 1973
- CSquire et al (1973
- DMilner (1966)
- ESquire (1986)
3HM has a deficit in
- Adeclarative memory/explicit (i.e. knowledge, images and thoughts that can be “declared” to consciousness)
- Bprocedural memory/implicit (i.e. memory that is performed in the “actual-doing” of a task)
4In Korsakoff’s Disease, patients experience
- Aanterograde and retrograde memory loss
- Banterograde memory loss
- Cretrograde memory loss
- DNone of the above
5Traditionally, Korsakoff’s disease has been associated with
- A damage to the mammillary bodies located close to the hypothalamus.
- Bdamage in the dorsomedial thalamus (DMT
- Cdeficit in declarative memory
6Korsakoff’s Disease - • More recently,
- Adamage has been found in the dorsomedial thalamus (DMT).
- Bdisease has been associated with damage to the mammillary bodies located close to the hypothalamus.
7When Wilder Penfield stimulated tissue in the ??? he found it often produced old memories.
- Atemporal lobes
- Bhippocampus
- Cparietal lobes
- Dthalamus
- Ecortex
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- Created on 7 May 2014 · updated on 19 Feb 2016
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