Schacter's describes the patient Lumberjack who suffered from psychogenic amnesia.In this case,
A)the patient had permanent brain damage.
B)the patient eventually recovered his memory and his identity.
C)the psychogenic fugue was caused by Korskakoff's disease.
D)the patient admitted that the whole affair was a hoax.

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Schacter describes how Lumberjack eventually recovered his memory and his identity, indicating that the amnesia was not permanent. There is no mention of Korsakoff's disease or admission of a hoax.

Schacter's Describes the Patient Lumberjack Who Suffered from Psychogenic Amnesia