Tim is studying for a test. After seven consecutive hours of studying, he finds he can remember what he studied five or six hours ago, but he cannot remember what he studied just ten minutes ago. Tim's memory problems are best explained by ________
a. retrograde amnesia
b. proactive interference
c. memory diffusion
d. retroactive interference
Answer: b
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Paul Broca
a. is the most widely-known critic of current neuropsychological test batteries. b. championed the practice phrenology in the 19th century. c. determined via autopsy the area of the brain used for motor speech. d. more than one of the above
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