Studies of the neurological patient H.M. and similar patients lead to the conclusion that

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Studies of H.M. and other patients with neurological damage suggest that people have multiple distinct kinds of memory, such as explicit and implicit memory, and that these memory systems can operate independently from one another.

Answer: B
 Research on H.M. and other patients suggests that information is stored in the brain permanently, even if recall is impaired or seem to be forgotten, and may be recovered through cues or triggers.

Answer: C
 Studies on memory formation and recall in the brain have implicated several different brain regions, including the hippocampus and other structures in the medial temporal lobe, but not necessarily the visual cortex for all types of memories.

Answer: D
 Some studies have demonstrated that electrical stimulation of certain brain areas can affect memory formation or recall, but the idea that this necessarily causes people to confuse memories of different events is more controversial and not fully established by research.

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