Trish is a neurological patient who learned how to play the game of Chinese checkers

yesterday. Today, she has no recollection of ever learning the game. Trish is displaying
the symptoms of

a. proactive interference.
b. retrograde amnesia.
c. anterograde amnesia.
d. retroactive interference.
e. procedural amnesia.


c. anterograde amnesia.

Psychology

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