What are the differences between Generalized and Continuous Amnesia?

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Sep 30, 2016

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Generalized Amnesia Is when a person's amnesia encompasses his or her entire life including ones identity.

Continuous Amnesia Is memory loss which covers the entire period without interruption from a traumatic event in the past to the present.

The key difference is let's say Person A has Generalized Amnesia, whilst Person B has Continuous Amnesia. Person A is not aware of their surroundings. Person B is aware of their surroundings.

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