In Retrograde Amnesia, There Is a Graded Memory Loss

Multiple Choice

In retrograde amnesia, there is a graded memory loss. This means what?

A) There is a consistent grade of memory loss across time.
B) Memories are lost as a graded function of their relationship to the amnesia-causing event.
C) Older memories are relatively well-preserved, but newer memories are lost.
D) Older memories are lost, but newer memories are relatively well-preserved.