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Lesions in the striatum interfere with _________ memories.
 
  a. procedural, but not declarative
 b. declarative, but not procedural
 c. both declarative and procedural
  d. short-term, but not long-term

Question 2

The nucleus accumbens
 
  a. does not participate in learning of any type.
 b. is important to long-term, but not to short-term learning.
 c. is important in episodic and semantic memory, but not procedural memory.
 d. contributes to the evaluation of reward during procedural learning.


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Reply #1 on: Jun 21, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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