After surviving a particularly violent tornado, Dean experiences a selective memory loss for specific traumatic events that occurred just before and during the disaster. Other than these specific memory losses, Dean's personality and subjective sense of identity are essentially unchanged. Dean would most likely be diagnosed with:

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Dean's symptoms of selective memory loss for traumatic events, while maintaining his personality and identity, align with dissociative amnesia, which involves an inability to recall important personal information, usually of a traumatic or stressful nature.

After Surviving a Particularly Violent Tornado, Dean Experiences a Selective