Jack doesn't need to look at his keyboard while typing.His fingers automatically move over the keys as he types information into the computer.In the context of memory storage,which part of Jack's brain is active in the memory required to perform these skills?
A)The temporal lobes
B)The hippocampus
C)The cerebellum
D)The amygdala

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The cerebellum is responsible for procedural memory, which involves the storage and retrieval of motor skills and habits, such as typing on a keyboard without looking. This type of memory is also known as implicit memory, as it is not consciously recalled. The other options, such as the temporal lobes, hippocampus, and amygdala, are not specifically related to motor skills and procedural memory.

Jack Doesn't Need to Look at His Keyboard While Typing