Karl Lashley concluded that localization of specific memories
A)can be demonstrated through the use of a large variety of techniques.
B)can be demonstrated only by using incision.
C)can be demonstrated only by using ablation.
D)cannot be demonstrated.

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Karl Lashley's research on rats suggested that specific memories are not localized to specific areas of the brain, but rather stored in various parts of the brain in a distributed manner. Therefore, the answer is D, which states that localization of specific memories cannot be demonstrated.

Karl Lashley Concluded That Localization of Specific Memories