With blackouts, the individual .
A)can only partially recall events that occurred during a drinking occasion
B)cannot recall events that occurred during a drinking occasion
C)loses consciousness
D)suffers amnesia for long-past events

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Blackouts refer to the inability to recall events that occurred during a period of alcohol consumption. It is different from losing consciousness or suffering from amnesia for past events. In blackouts, the individual is still conscious and behaving normally but is unable to retain memories of what happened during the blackout period.

With Blackouts, the Individual