According to psychologists, proactive interference occurs when:

a. the formation of new memories interferes with the retention of previously established memories
b. a head injury causes a loss of memories for events that happened prior to the injury
c. previously established memories interfere with the formation of new memories
d. a head injury causes a loss of memories for events that happened after the injury


C

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