Damage to the diencephalon can lead to: s
A)Retrograde amnesia,but not anterograde amnesia.
B)difficulty determining what information to store.
C)difficulty consolidating memories.
D)difficulty remembering one's identity.

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Damage to the diencephalon, specifically the thalamus, can lead to difficulty consolidating memories, as the thalamus plays a crucial role in the formation and storage of new memories.

Damage to the Diencephalon Can Lead To: S