23.    In a task testing working memory for faces, a single face is shown on a computer screen for 2 seconds (encoding phase), then a blank screen is shown for 10 seconds (delay phase), then two faces are shown on the screen (response phase) and the participant must select which face was shown during the encoding phase. While the ________ will be most active during the encoding phase, the ________ will be active during the delay period if participants correctly remember the face. hippocampus; anterior cingulate prefrontal gyrus; fusiform face area anterior cingulate; hippocampus fusiform face area; prefrontal cortex

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