Handbook of Memory Disorders

THEORETICAL BACKGROUND: The Psychology of Memory; Neurobiological Foundations of Human Memory; VARIETIES OF MEMORY DISORDER: The Clinical Differentiation of Amnesiac Subtypes; Retrograde Amnesia; Transient Global Amnesia; Neuropsychological Impairments of Short-Term Memory; Disorders of Semantic Memory; Post-Traumatic Amnesia Following Closed Head Injury; Memory Changes in Normal Ageing; Memory Disorders in the Dementias; Schizophrenia; Depression and Anxiety; Memory Following Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT); Functional Disorders of Autobiographical Memory; ASSESSMENT OF MEMORY PROBLEMS: The Assessment of Memory Disorders: Behavioural and Self-Report Methods: Separating Memory from Other Cognitive Problems; The Assessment of Psychogenic Amnesia; MANAGEMENT OF MEMORY PROBLEMS: Management and Remediation of Memory Problems in Brain Injured Adults: Compensatory Strategies for Age-Associated Memory Impairment; Memory Disturbances of Children with Learning Disabilities; Memory Aids in the Rehabilitation of Memory Disordered Patients; Computers in Memory Rehabilitation; Pharmacological Treatment of Impaired Memory Function; Personality and Social Aspects of Memory Rehabilitation; Accessibility, Reconstruction, and the Treatment of Functional Memory Problems.