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Localisation of function in the brain:

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The cerebellum is known for its role in memory.

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Cerebellum and Memory

The cerebellum is involved in the storage of procedural memories and can be affected by damage, leading to memory loss.

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    Define the role of the cerebellum in memory

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Impact of Cerebellum Damage

Damage to the cerebellum can lead to difficulties in performing learned tasks and affect memory retention.

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    Explain the effects of cerebellum damage on procedural memory

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