Memory Disorders - Abnormal Psychology

No memories of his own illness; Unawareness of disability

• Anosognosia

• Anomia

• anosia

• La belle indifference

Filling in memory gaps with imaginary experiences

• False Memory

• Confabulation

• Hypermnesia

• Amnesia

Can't identify or recognize time, places, and persons

• Amnesia

• Stupor

• Disorientation

• Paramnesia

Unfamiliar perceived as familiar

• Deja Entendu

• Deja Pense

• Jamais Vu

• Deja Vu

Familiar perceived as unfamiliar

• Deja Vu

• Deja Entendu

• Jamais Vu

• Deja Pense

increased memory; can remember past events or experiences in full detail

• Amnesia

• Hypermnesia

• Paramnesia

• Retrograde Amnesia

False or perverted memory

• Paramnesia

• Hypermnesia

• Amnesia

• Illusion

Loss of memory

• Hypermnesia

• Paramnesia

• Amnesia

• Delirium

Caused by brain damage or disease

• Psychological

• Biogenic

• Physical

• Sociocultural

Inability to retrieve information that was acquired before a particular date, usually the date of an accident or operation; remote memory loss.

• Anterograde

  Amnesia

• Retrograde

  Amnesia

• Hypermnesia

• Paramnesia