The case of Henry Gustav Molaison, cited in your text, ...

[nramada]

The case of Henry Gustav Molaison, cited in your text, demonstrates two significant findings about the relationship between memory and the hippocampus: short-term memories are not dependent on a functioning hippocampus, and long-term memories
 
  A) must be stored in the hippocampus.
   B) employ an indirect route for processing.
   C) must pass through the hippocampus to be stored.
   D) may bypass the hippocampus entirely.

Question 2

Our modern use of the word bedlam, denoting a chaotic situation, is historically rooted in which of the following practices?
 
  A) Allowing hysterics to act out their beliefs.
   B) Warehousing of mentally ill persons.
   C) Allowing witch hunters to convict and hang witches.
   D) Warehousing entire families believed to be mentally ill.

[kkenney]

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B

[nramada]

Excellent

[nothere]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it