People with dementia typically have a memory problem known as ____________.

A) amygdaloid amnesia
B) inferograde amnesia
C) retrograde amnesia
D) anterograde amnesia

Anterograde amnesia is the inability to create new memories after the onset of the condition. This is a common symptom of dementia, as the brain's ability to make new memories is affected. Option A, amygdaloid amnesia, is not a recognized term in psychology or neuroscience. Option B, inferograde amnesia, is a misspelling of "anterograde amnesia." Option C, retrograde amnesia, refers to the inability to recall past memories, which is also a symptom of dementia but not the specific type of memory problem typically associated with the condition.