Which of the following is the proper sequence of symptom development in most cases of Alzheimer's disease?
A) anterograde amnesia followed by retrograde amnesia
B) retrograde amnesia followed by proactive amnesia
C) retroactive amnesia followed by anterograde amnesia
D) retrograde amnesia followed by anterograde amnesia

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Alzheimer's disease typically begins with anterograde amnesia, where the ability to form new memories is impaired, followed by retrograde amnesia, where the loss of pre-existing memories occurs.

Which of the Following Is the Proper Sequence of Symptom