The Inability to Transfer New Information from Short-Term to Long-Term

question 228

Multiple Choice

The inability to transfer new information from short-term to long-term memory is defined as:

• A)normal forgetting.
• B)retrograde amnesia.
• C)prograde amnesia.
• D)anterograde amnesia.

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Definitions:

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