Alexander has experienced a traumatic brain injury. Subsequent to the injury, he is unable to form new memories. He can recall events from the distant past, but if he meets a person and has a conversation, then that person leaves the room and returns, he will not recall that they spoke a few moments earlier. Alexander has

a. retrograde memory problems.
b. anterograde memory problems.
c. Alzheimer's disease.
d. Korsakoff's syndrome.

b

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