We can probably attribute the failing memory of senior citizens who move from a home they've lived in for an extended time into another residence to
A) a protein deficiency.
B) the lack of retrieval cues.
C) a lack of elaboration.
D) the confusion associated with a decaying memory.

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The lack of retrieval cues can make it more difficult for senior citizens to access memories from their previous home, leading to the perception of failing memory. The other options are not supported by research in this context.

We Can Probably Attribute the Failing Memory of Senior Citizens