David could not recognize his brother's face after the accident but he did not suffer from amnesia. This specific disorder is called ________.
A) flashbulb memory
B) contextual fear
C) prosopagnosia
D) phobia

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David's inability to recognize his brother's face after the accident even though he did not suffer from amnesia suggests that he might have developed prosopagnosia, a specific disorder that affects a person's ability to recognize faces. Flashbulb memory refers to vivid and emotionally significant memories of a specific event, contextual fear is a type of learning where a neutral stimulus becomes associated with a negative or fearful outcome, and phobia is an excessive and irrational fear of an object or situation. None of these options match the symptoms described in the scenario.

David Could Not Recognize His Brother's Face After the Accident