Disruption in the hippocampus does not seem to result in deficits of what kind of memory?
A)declarative memory
B)short-term memory
C)procedural memory
D)long-term memory

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Disruption in the hippocampus does not seem to result in deficits in procedural memory, which includes skills and habits that are learned through repetition and practice. Declarative memory, which includes facts and events, is known to be heavily dependent on the hippocampus. Short-term memory and long-term memory are also affected by hippocampal damage.

Disruption in the Hippocampus Does Not Seem to Result in Deficits