Memory loss accompanying electroconvulsive shock probably occurs in part because
A)consolidation is disrupted.
B)memory decay is accelerated.
C)powerful emotions are aroused.
D)neurons are destroyed.

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Memory loss accompanying electroconvulsive shock likely occurs in part because the process disrupts consolidation, which is the process of stabilizing a memory trace after the initial acquisition.

Memory Loss Accompanying Electroconvulsive Shock Probably Occurs in Part Because