if a person regains his memory does he remember losing it?

shwag

 

yo im doing memoryin psychology, in all serious business what memory are we talking boutz, procedural? declarative? semantic or episodic memories?

what type of memory loss had occurred, retrograde amnesia, anterograde amnesia, did they start sufferin from dat dere alzheimer's disease? does he have damage to the hippocampus so he be not able to form long term memories?

It is most likely that what you're assuming to is that if someone had suffered some sort of brain trauma in the sense of being unconscious or knocked out.

Therefore, by going along with this, the person most likely will suffer anterograde amnesia or retrograde amnesia.

Anterograde - difficulties encoding and storing new memories
retrograde - difficulties retrieving previously stored memories

It is for a sure fact that if they suffer concussion, that they will most likely not remember anything just prior tot he injury, as during the consolidation process the memories would have been disrupted, though over time with recovery, if he is suffering retrograde amnesia he may begin to recall those memories ( dis nikka could of been set back days,weeks even years).

 

Preciate dat bruh.. idk how you narrowed it down like you did but you did it right. the amnesia you described is the kind I was talkin bout