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    Someone Who Can Recall an Interrupted Task but Who Has
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Someone Who Can Recall an Interrupted Task but Who Has

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Someone who can recall an interrupted task but who has forgotten an already-completed task is experiencing


A) delay of gratification.
B) the Zeigarnik effect.
C) a simple loss of memory.
D) dissociative memory loss.

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