The finding that korsakoff's syndrome impairs declarative memory is most consistent with the fact that

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Rachael Atkins

28 August, 02:33

The finding that korsakoff's syndrome impairs declarative memory is most consistent with the fact that

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Talan Herrera · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: Lesions that affect the hippocampus would be most consistent with memory impairment

Hippocampus had the function to consolidate the information that we get from the short-term memory into the long-term memory. When there is a lesion on this area, the consolidation process would be distrubed, whcih tend to make us unable to put new information that we just learn into long-term memory.