Patients with anterograde amnesia show deficits in
A) declarative but not explicit memory.
B) explicit but not nondeclarative memory.
C) both explicit and declarative memory.
D) neither explicit nor declarative memory.

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Anterograde amnesia affects the ability to form new explicit (declarative) memories, which include facts and events, while nondeclarative (implicit) memory, such as skills and habits, remains intact.

Patients with Anterograde Amnesia Show Deficits in