Eyeblink conditioning in human participants
A)does not occur.
B)is impaired in participants with amygdalar damage.
C)is impaired in participants with cerebellar damage.
D)is retained in participants with amygdalar or cerebellar damage.

Question

Eyeblink conditioning in human participants​ 
A)does not occur. 
B)is impaired in participants with amygdalar damage. 
C)is impaired in participants with cerebellar damage. 
D)is retained in participants with amygdalar or cerebellar damage.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Eyeblink conditioning is predominantly controlled by the cerebellum, and thus, its impairment leads to deficits in this type of learning. Participants with cerebellar damage show impaired performance, while amygdalar damage does not affect eyeblink conditioning.

Eyeblink Conditioning in Human Participants​

Eyeblink Conditioning in Human Participants