The memory of standing on the podium after winning the gold medal and hearing the national anthem played is a vivid, lasting, and emotionally charged memory for Terrence and resulted from the heightened activity in the part of his brain known as the
A)pons.
B)reticular formation.
C)limbic system.
D)cerebellum.

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The limbic system is responsible for emotion and memory, which explains why Terrence's memory of winning the gold medal and hearing the national anthem is vivid, lasting, and emotionally charged.

The Memory of Standing on the Podium After Winning the Gold