According to the HERA model, which part of the brain is more involved in semantic retrieval?

According to the HERA model, which part of the brain is more involved in semantic retrieval?

a. both hemispheres
b. the amygdala
c. right hemisphere
d. left hemisphere

Question 2

Ribot's Law is __________.

a. the finding that, with retrograde amnesia, older memories are more preserved
b. the finding that, with anterograde amnesia, older memories are more preserved
c. the finding that, with retrograde amnesia, older memories are less preserved
d. the finding that, with anterograde amnesia, older memories are less preserved

Question 3

What is lost with anterograde amnesia?

a. newer memories
b. older memories
c. the ability to recall, but not the ability to recognize
d. the ability to form new memories

Question 4

Retrograde amnesia exhibits __________.

a. persistence
b. random relapses
c. nothing out of the ordinary
d. Ribot's Law

Question 5

What is the name of the principle that captures the idea that, with retrograde amnesia, newer memories are more likely to be disrupted, and older memories are more likely to remain intact?

a. The Peter Principle
b. Ribot's Law
c. Easterbrook Hypothesis
d. Ebbinghaus Rule

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According to the HERA model, which part of the brain is more involved in semantic retrieval?

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