The type of amnesia referring to a problem in encoding, storing, or retrieving ongoing information that can be used in the future is most precisely termed:
A)Anterograde
B)Retrograde
C)Ensuing
D)Regressive
E)Antagonistic

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Anterograde amnesia refers to a difficulty in encoding or storing new information after a brain injury or other trauma, leading to problems with forming new memories. This is different from retrograde amnesia, which refers to difficulty accessing previously stored memories.

The Type of Amnesia Referring to a Problem in Encoding