Damage to the entire hippocampal formation usually results in:
a. Anterograde amnesia
b. Retrograde amnesia from the day of damage back to the earliest memories
c. Retrograde amnesia for about 15 years prior to the damage
d. All of the above are possible
D
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Regarding adult development, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Only about 25 percent of men and women believe they have experienced a midlife crisis. b. It is more common to "survive a crisis" at midlife than it is to make a "midcourse correction.". c. Difficult turning points in life can serve as "wake-up calls" that create opportunities for personal growth. d. Reviewing past choices to prepare for the future is helpful at any age.
What do findings of studies with older infants pressing a level to make a train move show?
a. Older infants have lost some types of memory retention that they had as infants. b. The amount of information that infants retain sharply increases with age. c. The duration of infants' memories gradually but steadily increases with age. d. The length of infants' memories sharply increases with age.
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a. asocial attachment. c. clear-cut attachment. b. indiscriminate attachment. d. multiple attachments.