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1 point Some people can learn how to do something but have no conscious recall of learning the new skill. This would be an example of reconsolidation. retrograde amnesia. anterograde amnesia. memory construction error.

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Some people can learn how to do something but have no conscious recall of learning the new skill. This would be an example of
reconsolidation.
retrograde amnesia.
anterograde amnesia.
memory construction error.

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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12/08/2021

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Step 1: The scenario described in the question where someone learns a new skill but has no conscious recall of learning it suggests that the new skill was acquired without the person being aware of the learning process. Show more…

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