Forgetting the actual origination of a memory is called ________.
A)retrograde amnesia
B)forgetting something
C)anterograde amnesia
D)source amnesia

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Source amnesia refers to an inability to remember where, when, or how previously learned information has been acquired, while still retaining the factual knowledge. This is distinct from retrograde or anterograde amnesia, which involve the inability to remember past events or form new memories, respectively.

Forgetting the Actual Origination of a Memory Is Called ________