31. The classical conditioning of the eyeblink response critically depends on th

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31. The classical conditioning of the eyeblink response critically depends on the A) interpositus nucleus in the cerebellum B) hippocampus C) amygdala D) cerebral cortex 32. A heightened autonomic response along with reduced cortisol levels might be observed in someone suffering from A) Korsakoff's syndrome B) hippocampal lesions C) major depressive disorder (MDD) D) posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) 33. In the Aplysia, the habituation of the gill withdrawal response is associated with A) B) C) D) increased serotonin levels increased calcium levels increased cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP) levels decreased serotonin levels 34. Your improved ability to stay within the lines on the road after driving for several years represents A) declarative memory B) semantic memory C) procedural memory D) classical conditioning 35. Stress-induced memory impairment in rats A) B) C) D) is permanent is observed only in males is observed only in elderly rats is reversed when the stress is terminated 36. refers to patients with brain damage effortlessly making up stories to fill in gaps in their memories. A) Confabulation B) Postretrieval lability C) Reconsolidation D) Reactionary plasticity

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31. A. Interpositus nucleus in the cerebellum (for both initial learning & retention and for long-term retention of the conditioned eye blink response this part is involved.)

32 . D. PTSD

34 . C. Procedural memory

35. D. Is reversed when stress is terminated

36. A. Confabulation

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