Lesions of the hippocampal region lead to:
A) enhanced acquired equivalence.
B) impaired acquired equivalence.
C) increased generalization between stimuli that have co-occurred in the past.
D) enhanced latent inhibition.

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Lesions of the hippocampal region impair the ability to learn or remember the relationships between stimuli, leading to impaired acquired equivalence. This is because the hippocampus plays a crucial role in forming, organizing, and storing memories, especially those involving relationships between different elements of an experience.

Lesions of the Hippocampal Region Lead To