The patient was a 28-year-old married worker. After learning that his wife was having an affair, he went to the basement and hanged himself with the rope looped over a water pipe. He had been hanging by the neck for about ten minutes. By the time patient was cut down, he had suffered pulmonary and cardiac arrest and dilated pupils. The patient was resuscitated. Mental status examination revealed that patients was oriented to self but disoriented as to place and time. Reading, writing, and spelling were not affected. His recent memory was impaired, and he was unable to recall any three objects after 5 minutes. His distant memory was better, in that he remembered his birthplace and some details of his early life, e.g., physical punishment by his stepfather. What is the leading psychopathological symptome? A. Criptomnesia. B. Retrograde amnesia. C. Pseudoremenescence. D. Anterograde amnesia. E. Hypermnesia.