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henry molaison
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How many fits a day did Henry Malaison suffer from?
10
fits a day
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What part of the brain was believed to be at fault for Henry Malaison's epilepsy?
The
hippocampus
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Who burned out Henry Malaison's hippocampus?
Schofield
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What was the state of Henry Malaison's memory before the surgery?
His memory was all
good
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What ability did Henry Malaison lose after the surgery?
He can't form new
memories
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Why was Henry Malaison considered a goldmine for researchers?
They could figure out how
memory
works
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What was Henry Malaison known as in neural research?
The most famous
patient
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How could Henry Malaison still practice and improve at tasks?
He could still practice despite
memory loss
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What was a notable limitation of the case studies involving Henry Malaison?
It is
subjective
to one
person
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What is one strength of using case studies like Henry Malaison's?
Understanding the whole picture with a
human
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What are the strengths and weaknesses of case studies in neural research?
Strengths:
Provide a
comprehensive
view of a human case
Allow
understanding
of
thoughts
and
feelings
Weaknesses:
Subjective
to one individual
May not
generalize
to others
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