While observed by Brenda Milner, this person was able to draw a line between two outlines of a five-pointed star by looking at their own hand in a mirror in a famous study of (*) motor learning.
Brian Stotko published an influential examination of this person's habit of doing crossword puzzles twice or more daily. After many repetitions, this person was able to navigate mazes more quickly, but was not able to reduce their error rate in doing so. While observed by Brenda Milner, this person was able to draw a line between two outlines of a five-pointed star by looking at their own hand in a mirror in a famous study of (*) motor learning. After suffering a bicycle accident at age seven, this person suffered from epilepsy for twenty years until William Scoville removed part of his hippocampus. For 10 points, identify this psychology patient who had basically no episodic memory after surgery in 1955, after which he was studied until his 2008 death.
Brian Stotko published an influential examination of this person's habit of doing crossword puzzles twice or more daily.
Henry Molaison [or HM; or Henry Molaison]