Jeremy suffers from psychogenic amnesia. He probably
A) seems quite normal other than for his amnesia.
B) is able to recognize close friends and relatives but not acquaintances.
C) can perform only simple tasks, regardless of the complex work that he was able to do previously.
D) remembers only events from the past and does not remember skills he learned more recently.
A
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