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When and where was HM firsts introduced?

1955 meeting of the American Neurological association

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Who were the two main people that worked on patient HM

William Scoville and Brenda Milner

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What area of HM’s brain was removed to ease the intensity of seizures?

Bilateral medial temporal lobe

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In Milner’s first published work of 1959, what did she observe from HM’s memory ability?

HM could learn and repeat motor tasks but forgot that they even learned them the day after

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What did Milner’s experimental findings suggest about patient HM?

Separation of the STM and LTM forms of memory

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From Milner’s work, what area was suggested to be a neural correlate of LTM?

Bilateral Medial Temporal lobe

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What caused Milner’s findings to come under scrutiny during the 60s?

Studies in monkeys with the same legioning showed no effect on long term memory

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What did Mortimer Mishkin find in 1978?

Monkey’s learn the tasks tasks of long term memory differently to humans therefore using a different area of the brain

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What did Mishkin’s 1978 findings allow him to create?

Monkey’s with basal ganglia resections that exhibited the same effects as HM

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Who was the psychologist who published work on KF?

Elizabeth Warrington

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What region of KF’s brain was damaged in the motor-cycle crash?

Parieto-occipital region

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What did Warrington observe from KF’s memory task results?

Reduced digit span and impeded recency effect but perfectly fine LTM

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What is a limitation of Warrington’s assumption that the Parieto-occipital region of KF’s brain is linked to STM?

KF’s legioning came from trauma and not an accurate surgical process, causing for inaccuracy in the area affected

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How might’ve the inaccurate lesioning of KF caused for the discovery of a modular WM?

KF had poorer memory of auditory information in comparison to visual

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The poorer auditory recall of KF lead to Alan Baddeley concluding what in his seminal 1980 paper?

The originally proposed STS model of memory was incorrect, a WM model must be investigated

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