Practical Lessons in Psychology
Practical Lessons in Psychology
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After a time there is marked absent-mindedness and a forgetfulness of the most com- monplace duties; even meals are forgotten. Such a person, for- getful of what he was about to say, making mistakes in counting or changing money, becomes easily confused and is totally unfit for business.
The term amnesia is used to designate the pathological condi- tion in which there is a loss of memory. We have, according to the accepted classification of Ribot, (1) Temporary Amnesia; MEMORY. 271 (2) Periodic...al Amnesia; (3) Progressive Amnesia, and (4) Con- genital Amnesia.
Temporary amnesia usually makes its appearance suddenly, and ends just as suddenly as it came. The attack may extend from a few minutes to long periods of time. The briefest but clearest and most common forms are met with in epilepsy. In the epileptic and similar attacks, there is no recollection (or at most only the slightest trace) of what has transpired.
To illustrate: "A patient while consulting with his physician is seized with epileptic vertigo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a time there is marked absent-mindedness and a forgetfulness of the most com- monplace duties; even meals are forgotten. Such a person, for- getful of what he was about to say, making mistakes in counting or changing money, becomes easily confused and is totally unfit for business.
The term amnesia is used to designate the pathological condi- tion in which there is a loss of memory. We have, according to the accepted classification of Ribot, (1) Temporary Amnesia; MEMORY. 271 (2) Periodic...al Amnesia; (3) Progressive Amnesia, and (4) Con- genital Amnesia.
Temporary amnesia usually makes its appearance suddenly, and ends just as suddenly as it came. The attack may extend from a few minutes to long periods of time. The briefest but clearest and most common forms are met with in epilepsy. In the epileptic and similar attacks, there is no recollection (or at most only the slightest trace) of what has transpired.
To illustrate: "A patient while consulting with his physician is seized with epileptic vertigo.
What to read after Practical Lessons in Psychology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William O William Otterbein Krohn to read onlineMoreLess
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