Vocabulary
Amnesic Syndrome
Disease
Psychogenic Amnesia
Case Studies of Amnesia
100

A condition that is caused by trauma to the brain.

Amnesia

100

Patients with the amnesic syndrome are usually aware that they have memory deficits. True or false

True

100

The most common form of amnesia 

Alzheimer's disease

100

What causes psychogenic amnesia's?

Psychological disorders or psychological trauma

100

His memory deficits was largely restricted to the encoding of event. Complete anterograde amnesia 

HM

200

Damage to what area of the brain can cause anterograde amnesia.

Hippocampus

200

What technique is used to help patients with amnesic syndrome to cope with their condition?

Method of vanishing cues

200

Rare but dangerous disease that causes massive swelling of the brain

Viral encephalitis

200

A loss of personal identity is occasionally seen in people with psychogenic amnesia. True or false

True

200

His case was associated with an earlier herpes infection that cause massive damage to the brain due to viral encephalitis 

Clive Wearing

300

Some letters of a word is given to be able to figure out the word.

Word fragment completion

300

Damaged areas of the brain often associated with amnesic syndrome

Hippocampus, medial temporal lobes, mammillary bodies, and adjacent fornix.

300

Results of abnormal neuronal discharging which results in seizures

Epilepsy

300

Rather than neurologists and neuropsychologists who are the ones who typically study psychogenic amnesia's?

Psychiatrists

300

K. F. suffered from a selective impairment of short-term memory . What did he not experience?

anterograde nor retrograde amnesia

400
Neurological process where traces of memory are permanent in a person's long term memory

Consolidation

400

Symptoms of amnesic syndrome 

Anterograde amnesia both episodic and semantic. Intact working memory, language and intelligence, and implicit memory. Damage to hippocampus and surrounding medial temporal lobe.

400

Korsakoff’s disease begins with what kind of deficiency which result in long tem chronic alcohol abuse.

Vitamin B1 (thiamine)

400

Another form of retrograde amnesia, with characteristics of forgetting one's name, date and place of birth, and occupation.

Dissociative fugue
400

An experiment in which an amnesic individual is given a list of words to recall. Immediately following the presentation of the list, the amnesiac is asked to recall as many words as possible from the list.

Implicit Memory

500

A treatment that creates periods of retrograde amnesia.

Electroconvulsive therapy 

500

Whhat  is impaired in amnesic syndrome?

The encoding of new information

500

y deficits associated with damage to both the temporal lobes and to the frontal lobes and the resulting difficulty that the brain has in communicating internally

Korsakoff's disease

500

What can be defined as psychogenic retrograde amnesia for selective events.

Repression

500

What are the 3 strategies that Medved discovered when discussing memories in amnesiacs everyday lives?

Memory importation, memory appropriation, and memory compensation.

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