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George Barton Cutten
Chapter III - Memory
Chapter III - Memory
Chapter III - Memory
Saturday 31st December 2022
Learn how chronic alcoholism impacts memory and cognition in Chapter III of 'Psychology of Alcoholism' by George Barton Cutten.
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Get the buttons here!How Alcohol Erodes Memory: Insights from George Barton Cutten
The disorder of memory most common to the alcoholic is that of progressive amnesia. Every degree is found, from slight retentiveness up to a complete and almost immediate abolition of the latest impression.
Imagine waking up each day and finding it harder to remember what happened the day before. In this episode of 'Psychology of Alcoholism', George Barton Cutten takes us on a journey through the foggy landscape of memory loss caused by chronic alcoholism. Cutten doesn't just skim the surface; he dives deep into how alcohol impacts memory, intellect, willpower, emotions, and senses. Progressive amnesia, a common issue among alcoholics, can range from mild forgetfulness to the near-immediate erasure of new memories.
The episode also touches on the law of psychogenesis, which explains that recalling past events requires a complex mental process and robust brain health. This isn't just academic mumbo-jumbo; understanding these effects can shed light on the daily struggles faced by those battling addiction. If you've ever wondered how deeply alcohol can affect your mind or are seeking a deeper understanding of addiction's grip, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in to gain valuable insights and perhaps find a new perspective on the path to recovery.