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Self Assessment: Biology of memory

The following self-assessment tests your understanding of the role of biological factors in memory consolidation and retrieval. Try to answer each question on your own before looking at the model answers. The attached document is a review sheet that I use with my students to practice their understanding of the biological mechanisms of memory formation and retrieval. You may want to give them this worksheet and then...

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