Lashley was incorrect in his assumption that
A) parts of the cortex were interchangeable in their contributions to learning and memory.
B) large lesions affect learned behavior more than small lesions.
C) memories are stored in one specific location in the cortex.
D) size and location of lesions have equal impacts on learned behavior.

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Lashley's research showed that different parts of the cortex are not interchangeable in their contributions to learning and memory.

Lashley Was Incorrect in His Assumption That