A person who has lost the ability to form new declarative memories has ____ amnesia.
A) retrograde
B) subconditional
C) anterograde
D) subsequential

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Anterograde amnesia is a type of amnesia where an individual is unable to form new declarative memories, such as memories of events or facts, after a specific event such as a brain injury. Retrograde amnesia is the inability to retrieve memories from before the specific event, while subconditional and subsequential amnesia are not recognized types of amnesia.

A Person Who Has Lost the Ability to Form New