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developmental amnesia

developmental amnesia Developmental amnesia is amnesia that is present from development rather than starting in adulthood.

Developmental amnesia is amnesia that is present from development rather than starting in adulthood. In this source, it is described as involving memory impairment, while still allowing some close relationships to be formed and maintained.

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Drafting source: Davidson Patrick S. R.; Drouin Héloïse; Kwan Donna; Moscovitch Morris; Rosenbaum R. Shayna. Memory as Social Glue: Close Interpersonal Relationships in Amnesic Patients. 2012; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2012.00531; article XML SHA-256 6e89ed55cd84ed630838410477352c879971318b4d69eed657a1222b82d720b5. “Memory as Social Glue: Close Interpersonal Relationships in Amnesic Patients” (10.3389/fpsyg.2012.00531).
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