The effects of head trauma on memory suggest that
a. short-term memory is not affected by physical trauma.
b. the process of memory consolidation can be interrupted.
c. semantic memory is usually affected when an injury is severe enough to produce a loss of consciousness.
d. rarely are episodic memories affected by head trauma.
b. the process of memory consolidation can be interrupted.
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