The inability to form new long-term memories that occur AFTER the time of brain damage is called __________ amnesia.
A) conduction
B) retrograde
C) phonological
D) anterograde
E) organic

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Anterograde amnesia is the inability to form new long-term memories after the occurrence of brain damage, affecting the capacity to remember events that happen after the injury.

The Inability to Form New Long-Term Memories That Occur AFTER