Staniloiu, Angelica; Markowitsch, Hans J.: Towards solving the riddle of forgetting in functional amnesia: recent advances and current opinions. In: Frontiers in Psychology. Jg.3. 2012, S. 403 ff.
Inhalt
- Memory systems
- The neuroanatomical bases of memory
- Functional amnesia and its types
- The epidemiology of functional amnesia
- The neuropsychology of functional amnesia
- The course of functional amnesia
- Mechanisms of forgetting in functional amnesia
- The psychological stress model: stress and episodic-autobiographical memory retrieval blockade
- The psychological stress model: stress and episodic-autobiographical memory consolidating defect
- The executive deficit model in functional amnesia
- Motivated forgetting
- The impairment in emotional colorization and first person autonoetic connection
- The binding deficiency model
- The fantasy proneness model or the cognitive failures model (errors by commission)
- The loss of information model
- Socio-cognitive models of functional amnesia
- Differential diagnosis of functional amnesia
- Case report – the search for modeling "forgetting" in functional amnesia and its discontents
- Materials and methods
- Results
- General behavioral observations
- Intelligence and overall cognitive status
- Tests for the evaluation of attention, concentration, and processing speed
- Trail making test A and B
- Attention index of the german version of thewechsler memory scale-R
- Copy administration of the rey–osterrieth figure test
- Tests for the evaluation of the verbal and non-verbal explicit anterograde long-term memory
- Tests for the evaluation of explicit retrograde memory
- Test for evaluation of prospective memory
- Test for evaluation of executive functions
- Tests of verbal fluency
- Controlled oral word association test
- Supermarket task (semantic cue verbal fluency task)
- Boston-naming test
- Tests for evaluation of malingering tendencies
- Tests for evaluation of emotional processing
- Tests for psychiatric symptoms screening
- Discussion
- Conclusion
- References