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OSWALD

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Apraxia is
 
  A. a disorder of motor planning or difficulty carrying out non-habitual, purposeful movement
  B. inability to recognize stimuli associated with past experiences
  C. inability to inhibit primitive reflexes
  D. inability to identify sides of the body

Question 2

According to our textbook, the following is NOT one of the three separate systems of memory
 
  A. short term sensory store
  B. intermediate memory
  C. short term memory
  D. long term memory



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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