An individual who demonstrates a severe anterograde amnesia may still demonstrate evidence of:

a. short-term memory.

b. verbal skills.

c. new acquaintances.

d. new memories.

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Ciara Ingram

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8 October, 13:51

An individual who demonstrates a severe anterograde amnesia may still demonstrate evidence of:

a. short-term memory.

b. verbal skills.

c. new acquaintances.

d. new memories.

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Zain Roberts · Answer 1

An individual who demonstrates a severe anterograde amnesia may still demonstrate evidence of "verbal skills".

Anterograde amnesia is lost the capacity to make new recollections after the occasion that caused the amnesia, prompting a fractional or finish powerlessness to review the current past, while long haul recollections from before the occasion stay in place.

An individual who demonstrates a severe anterograde amnesia may still demonstrate evidence of:a. short-term memory.b. verbal skills.c. new acquaintances.d. new memories.

An individual who demonstrates a severe anterograde amnesia may still demonstrate evidence of:

a. short-term memory.

b. verbal skills.

c. new acquaintances.

d. new memories.