The Loss of Memories That Were Formed Prior to Damage

question 36

Short Answer

The loss of memories that were formed prior to damage to the brain is called _______.

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Definitions:

High Hypnotizability

A trait or condition in which an individual is exceptionally susceptible to hypnosis and can easily enter a hypnotic state.

Dissociative Identity Disorder

A complex psychological condition characterized by the presence of two or more distinct personality states or identities in a single individual.

Integrating Personalities

The process of merging different aspects or elements of one's character into a coherent and stable identity.

Deliberately Adopting

The intentional act of choosing and embracing a particular behaviour, attitude, or strategy.