At a loud party, kimberly met so many new people that when she ran into one of her new acquaintances on campus the next day she was unable to remember his name. The most likely explanation for her forgetting the name of her new acquaintance is:

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Nathan Crawford

Social Studies

29 October, 22:22

At a loud party, kimberly met so many new people that when she ran into one of her new acquaintances on campus the next day she was unable to remember his name. The most likely explanation for her forgetting the name of her new acquaintance is:

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Dana Sparks · Answer 1

There are many factors and explanations that can lead up to this, though I'll give some examples:

1.) Short-term memory loss

2.) Alcoholism (slows down your memory an damages your brain's memory function)

3.) Amnesia

4.) She met a lot of new people, and she might have not paid attention to the name when the other person gave it

5.) The party was loud, so possibly her mind was distracted by the music/guests. Not only this, but your thoughts are scattered when there's any loud noise (hence why most people tend to concentrate better in a quiet setting, such as the library, as opposed to studying near a place that is loud like an airport or a construction site)