In the brain, simple memories may be _____ and complex memories may be _____.
A) localized; distributed
B) distributed; localized
C) episodic; semantic
D) semantic; episodic

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Simple memories, such as those for basic facts or skills, are often localized in specific regions of the brain, whereas complex memories involving multiple sensory inputs and emotions are distributed across different regions and networks in the brain. Thus, choice A correctly describes the distinction between simple and complex memories. Choices C and D refer to different types of memory content, rather than their organization in the brain.

In the Brain, Simple Memories May Be _____ and Complex