Memory loss characterized by the inability to form new long-term memories is called __________ amnesia.
A) non-disrupted
B) contiguous
C) perpetual
D) anterograde

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Anterograde amnesia is characterized by the inability to form new long-term memories. It is often caused by damage to the hippocampus or other parts of the brain involved in memory consolidation.

Memory Loss Characterized by the Inability to Form New Long-Term