If a person is unable to form a memory of people, places, events, and things, he has lost the ability to form_______ memories.
A) associative
B) immediate
C) declarative
D) photographic
E) procedural

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Declarative memories refer to the conscious recollection of facts and events that can be verbally described, such as remembering a person's name or a past vacation. Losing the ability to form declarative memories would result in difficulty with recalling past experiences and information. The other options (associative, immediate, photographic, and procedural) do not accurately describe the type of memory affected in this scenario.

If a Person Is Unable to Form a Memory of People