Chapter 1. Scientific American Psychology: Clive and Deborah, In Their Own Words

1. ________ amnesia is defined as an inability to access memories formed prior to damage to the brain.

2. In the case of Clive Wearing, the profound memory impairments that he suffered all started as a result of:

3. Marcelle wakes up every day as if the previous day never happened. He has no ability to create and store new memories ever since he was hit on the head by a falling tree branch one afternoon. Marcelle suffers from:

4. Despite the extraordinary losses that Clive Wearing suffered as a result of his memory impairment, he did retain the ability to:

5. Which of the following types of memory, defined as the unconscious memory of how to carry out an activity without conscious control or attention, seemed to have been spared in the case of Clive Wearing?