Unlike amnesias due to brain damage, psychogenic amnesia sometimes involves:
A)deficits in working memory.
B)deficits in emotional processing.
C)changes in personality.
D)loss of personal identity.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Psychogenic amnesia, unlike amnesias caused by brain damage, often involves a loss of personal identity without affecting other cognitive functions significantly. This type of amnesia is typically linked to psychological factors rather than physical injury to the brain.

Unlike Amnesias Due to Brain Damage, Psychogenic Amnesia Sometimes Involves