Procedural and Declarative Memory Dissociation
A patient with damage to the cerebellum and basal ganglia is unable to ride a bicycle, yet can vividly recall past bike rides and explain the principles of bicycle mechanics. This pattern of impairment and preserved ability most directly demonstrates:
A
The misinformation effect in eyewitness testimony
B
The limited capacity of working memory
C
Dissociation between procedural and declarative memory
D
State-dependent memory retrieval failure
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