Patients such as H.M. and E.P.:
A) could not learn new skills.
B) had retrograde but not anterograde amnesia.
C) would repeat the same stories over and over.
D) All of the answers are correct.

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Patients like H.M. and E.P., who had significant memory impairments, were known to repeat the same stories or questions over and over due to their inability to form new long-term memories, a condition known as anterograde amnesia. They could learn new skills (procedural memory) and had anterograde amnesia primarily, not retrograde amnesia.

Patients Such as H.M. and E.P