After a plane crash, sherrod wakes up in the hospital and can remember everything about his life. the doctor comes in, introduces himself, and explains the course of treatment. the next day, sherrod believes he has never met the doctor and asks him to explain the proposed treatment. the doctor is likely to diagnose sherrod with:

The correct answer is anterograde amnesia.
When it comes to amnesia, there are two important types: retrograde and anterograde. When it comes to retrograde amnesia, the patient is unable to remember anything from the past, which is not the case in the example above. On the other hand, when it comes to anterograde amnesia, the patient can remember his or her past life memories, but cannot form new ones, as is the case with Sherrod.

It could be anything, recent improvements in technology/telecommunication/internet have increased the pace of globalization.generally, it has something to do with technology. globalization means that people around the world are brought together through technology which speeds things up. so maybe some of those options could be correct. : )