In the famous case of H. M., after having part of his brain removed, he could __________.
A) no longer form new implicit memories
B) read the same magazine over and over and not realize that he had read it before
C) not form procedural memories
D) not recognize his wife's face

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H. M. could not form new explicit memories, such as remembering reading a magazine, but he retained the ability to form some types of implicit memories, like procedural memories.

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