1. One morning a clinical neuropsychologist sees a patient with memory difficulties. The clinical neuropsychologist assesses the patient with a verbal list learning task that includes 5 learning trials. They also assess the patient with a verbal paired association task that includes 3 learning trials and contains both arbitrarily-related and semantically-related word pairs.

A) What aspect of declarative memory do each of these tests measure?

B) For each memory task, describe the pattern of performance (impaired vs. normal/intact) that you would expect to find with respect to encoding, independent delayed recall, and forced-choice recognition, if the patient has the following conditions: 1) Alzheimer's disease

2) Depression.

You must answer this question for both of these conditions.