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They use two counter-examples against our argument: an observation of impaired context-free semantic learning in amnesics and a reverse temporal gradient seen in some patients with semantic dementia.
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The overwhelming majority ofamnesiccharacters in films bear little relation to any neurological or psychiatric realities of memory loss...
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.These individuals are then administered a suggestion to beamnesicfor everything that occurred during the period of which they are hypnotized.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.These errors can be seen inamnesicpatients, older adults, and in patients suffering from organic brain disease with frontal lobe damage.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The ability ofamnesicsubjects to estimate time intervals.
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It may be thatamnesicpatients are specifically impaired in binding that leads to consciously accessible (or declarative) information.
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By this view, there are no differences between the long-term memory representations inamnesicpatients and neurologically intact individuals.
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The information thatamnesicpatients do not forget.
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Another approach would be to gather data from amnesics or to test the relationship in a sample of people with highfunctioning autism.
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Similar to its function, diverse explanations have been put forth to account for theamnesicquality of dreams.
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Put bluntly, the immigrant would beamnesicin his or her second language for events that occurred in the first language in the homeland.
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The information thatamnesicdo not forget.
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The dissociation of short-term and long-term memory abilities inamnesicpatients is considered one of the most important findings supporting the idea that there are separate stores.
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Recent evidence indicates that the immobilizing effect of anesthetics occurs largely in the spinal cord, whereas it is assumed that the sedative andamnesicactions occur in the brain.
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However, when longer delays were imposed between the initial and subsequent viewing of the scenes,amnesicpatients selectively failed to show these effects of memory for relations.
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Amnesicsyndrome with anterior communicating artery aneurysm.
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Ifamnesicpatients were unable to bind these elements in the long term, they would exhibit impaired retention of episodes once they are no longer held in working memory.
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However, one might predict that ifamnesicpatients have deficient long-term binding processes, they would not benefit as much as neurologically intact individuals would from deeper processing at study.
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