The type of dissociative amnesia in which all events occurring within a specific time period are forgotten, typically those involving some stressful event that happened during that time
Period, is called ______ amnesia.
A) selective
B) generalized
C) localized
D) systematized

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Localized amnesia involves a specific time period, during which all events are forgotten. This type of amnesia is typically associated with a stressful event that occurred during that time. Selective amnesia involves forgetting specific details or events, but not all events within a time period. Generalized amnesia involves forgetting one's entire life history. Systematized amnesia is a subtype of localized amnesia that involves forgetting specific categories of information, such as memories related to a specific person or topic.

The Type of Dissociative Amnesia in Which All Events Occurring