The aspect of R.M.'s case that is most ironic is that
A) he is a sleep researcher who sleeps a lot.
B) during his posttraumatic amnesia, his circadian cycles suggested that in one sense he remembered past events.
C) during his posttraumatic amnesia, when he recalled few of the details of his own life, he remembered the case of H.M.
D) it is a particularly good example of hypermetaamnesia.
E) it demonstrates the dominance of implicit memory.

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The most ironic aspect of R.M.'s case is that during his posttraumatic amnesia, when he could not recall many details of his own life, he had vivid memories of the case of H.M. This is ironic because H.M. was one of the most well-known cases of amnesia, and R.M. was a sleep researcher who likely knew a great deal about the brain and memory.

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