A friend shows you a photo that is actually a close-up on a small detail from Oechsle Hall's front doors. You've seen this door many times this semester, but you've never looked that closely at it so you don't recognize the image. What explains your lack of memory here? a. Encoding failure b. Storage decay C. Interference d. Retrieval failure e. Iconic memory d B John rides his skateboard everywhere on campus. What part of the brain allows him to skateboard skillfully and automatically, without thinking about what he's doing? a. Hippocampus b. Long-term potentiation c. Frontal lobe d. Basal ganglia e. Amygdala of b 0800 OF Andrew gets a head injury during a football game, and he doesn't remember the events that happened earlier on the day, just before the injury. What is he experiencing? a. Storage decay b. Retrograde amnesia c. Long-term potentiation d. Anterograde amnesia viomem ibilid e. Retrieval failure bas 011-Y29 no cost (liw zaslo woo ni amabot smo?