When New Learning Disrupts the Ability to Recall Past, Stored

question 683

Multiple Choice

When new learning disrupts the ability to recall past, stored information, which of the following has occurred?

• A)proactive interference
• B)disinhibition
• C)retrograde amnesia
• D)retroactive interference

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