Retrograde amnesia involves:
A) forgetting one's identity.
B) difficulty learning new material after sustaining a head injury.
C) the loss of memories for events that occurred before a head injury.
D) problems remembering one's childhood but no trouble remembering recent events.

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Retrograde amnesia is characterized by the loss of memories for events that occurred before a head injury or the onset of the amnesia. This type of amnesia affects the ability to recall past information and events, but does not necessarily impact the ability to form new memories.

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