Identify the neural substrate

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Give an example and identify the neural substrate (brain area involved) of each of the following: working memory, semantic memory, episodic memory, and procedural memory.

Name a memory disorder and discuss regions of the brain thought to be involved with this disorder. Does this damage usually originate biologically or environmentally?

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