How are memories primarily stored in the brain at a cellular level?

By changing the strength of synapses between neurons

By increasing the size of individual neurons

What caused Clive Wearing's severe amnesia?

A common virus that affected his brain

How does Clive remember his wife, Deborah?

He knows she is his wife but has no recollection of their shared past.

He remembers their wedding day vividly.

He recognizes her face but forgets her name.

He completely forgets her existence each time she leaves.

Despite his amnesia, what skill has Clive retained?

His ability to play musical instruments.

His ability to recall historical facts.

His ability to remember new conversations.

How did Clive initially react to the onset of his disease?

He quickly adapted to his memory loss.

He was relieved to forget past struggles.

Why did Clive cross out entries in his diary?

He believed they were wrong because he didn't remember writing them.

He was correcting factual errors.

He was trying to hide his true feelings.

He was practicing his handwriting.

What aspect of Clive and Deborah's relationship remained strong despite Clive's severe memory loss?

Their deep emotional connection and love.

Their shared hobbies and interests.

Clive's ability to remember her name.

Their ability to communicate complex ideas.

What was Deborah's primary reason for leaving Clive in 1993?

She needed to escape the emotional pain of his condition.

She wanted to pursue a career overseas.

What was the immediate effect of the surgery on H.M.'s seizures and personality?

His seizures disappeared, and his personality remained unchanged.

His seizures worsened, and his personality changed drastically.

His seizures disappeared, but his IQ decreased significantly.

His seizures remained, but his memory improved.

Which of the following best describes H.M.'s memory after his surgery?

He lost most memories from the previous decade and was unable to form new ones.

He could form new long-term memories but struggled with short-term recall.

He retained all old memories but could not recall recent events.

He could remember new information for extended periods without repetition.

What significant discovery did Brenda Milner make regarding memory?

Short-term and long-term memory are distinct and utilize different brain regions.

Memory is a monolithic function stored uniformly throughout the brain.

The hippocampus is solely responsible for all types of memory formation.

Memory consolidation occurs primarily in the cortex without hippocampal involvement.

What is the key difference between declarative and procedural memory, as discovered through H.M.'s case?

Declarative memory is about knowing "that" (facts), while procedural memory is about knowing "how" (skills).

Declarative memory involves motor skills, while procedural memory involves facts.

Procedural memory is stored in the hippocampus, while declarative memory is stored in the cerebellum.

Declarative memory is permanent, while procedural memory is temporary.

Which of the following is true about flashbulb memories?

They can include inaccuracies despite feeling vivid

They are always completely accurate

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