Information and events occurring just before a head injury are remembered very poorly or not at all because
A)fear associated with the accident produces suppression.
B)consolidation is interrupted.
C)the hormone ACTH is secreted.
D)"flashbulb" memories are fleeting.

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Consolidation, the process of stabilizing a memory trace after the initial acquisition, can be interrupted by a head injury, leading to poor or absent memory of events just before the injury.

Information and Events Occurring Just Before a Head Injury Are