If a baseball hit you right between the eyes and damaged the brain area behind that part of the skull, you would have damaged the area important for:
A) declarative memories
B) implicit memories
C) procedural memories
D) working memories

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Declarative memories are stored in the medial temporal lobe, which is located behind the eyes. If this area is damaged, it would impair the ability to form and retrieve declarative memories, such as facts and events. Implicit and procedural memories are stored in other areas of the brain and would not be as affected by this type of injury. Working memory is primarily located in the prefrontal cortex, which is not directly behind the eyes.

If a Baseball Hit You Right Between the Eyes and Damaged