Anterograde amnesia creates greater deficits in __________ memory than in __________ memory.
A) semantic; episodic
B) implicit; explicit
C) short-term; long-term
D) procedural; declarative
E) explicit; implicit

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Anterograde amnesia primarily affects the ability to form new explicit (or declarative) memories, which include facts and information (semantic memory) and personal experiences (episodic memory), while leaving implicit (or procedural) memory, such as skills and conditioned responses, relatively intact.

Anterograde Amnesia Creates Greater Deficits in __________ Memory Than in __________

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