Preview text identity memory dissociative disorders dissociative amnesia localized amnesia amnestic episode selective amnesia generalized amnesia continuous amnesia dissociative fugue dissociative identity disorder multiple personality disorder subpersonalitie s switching mutually amnestic relationships Test 4 Vocab a sense of who we are and where we fit in our environment the faculty for recalling past events and past the key to our identity disorders marked major changes in memory that do not have clear physical a part of memory is dissociated from the rest a disorder marked an inability to recall important personal events and information most loses all memory of events that took place within a limited period of time almost always begins with traumatic event the forgotten people often seem in a trance during that period second most remembers some but not all events within a limited period of time loss of memory extends back to times long before the upsetting period continues into the present a form of dissociative amnesia in which a person travels to a new location and may assume a new simultaneously forgetting his or her past a dissociative disorder in which a person develops two or more distinct personalities same as dissociative identity disorder the two or more distinct personalities found in individuals suffering with dissociative identity disorder going from one distinct personality to the other subpersonalities have no awareness of each other mutually cognizant patterns each subpersonality is aware of the talk to each other amnestic relationships subpersonalities most personalities are aware of others, but awareness mutual iatrogenic watches the actions of the other personalities but interact with them unintentionally produced practitioners (multiple pers.

Localized amnesia