Damage to the disrupts the
formation of _ memories but does not
disrupt the formation of visual memories.

o hippocampus; semantic
prefrontal cortex; verbal
thalamus; verbal
visual cortex; semantic

I’m pretty sure it’s hippocampus; semantic. Damage to the hippocampus through disease or an accident can cause difficulty forming new memories, but an experiment done on rats showed that the rats who experienced hippocampus damage had no problem with their visual memory.

Q: where did the pencil goon vacation?
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