Strong evidence for the consolidation hypothesis stems from
a. research on selective rehearsal.
b. disruption of normal brain functioning, such as "closed-head" injury.
c. research on mental rotation.
d. enhancement of brain functioning through memory training.
e. studies of individuals with highly developed memories.
b. disruption of normal brain functioning, such as "closed-head" injury.
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