In a fugue state, a person is likely to have amnesia for what type of memories?
A) procedural
B) implicit
C) semantic
D) autobiographical

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Fugue states are characterized by a dissociative state in which a person may travel away from their usual surroundings, forget their identity and past, and often take on a new identity. In this state, they are likely to have amnesia for autobiographical memories, such as their identity, personal history, and significant life events. They may, however, retain their procedural, implicit, and semantic memories.

In a Fugue State, a Person Is Likely to Have