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Autobiographical Memory Interview

Autobiographical Memory Interview

AMI
Investigate retrograde amnesia in adults

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    Overview

    Age range:
    18 to 80 years

    Qualification level:
    B

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    Product Details

    The Autobiographical Memory Interview (AMI) provides a useful research tool for investigating retrograde amnesia. Patients who may be very similar on standard memory tests can differ markedly in their autobiographical memory performance. The test assesses a subject's recall of facts from his/her own past life and also assesses a subject's recall of specific incidents in his/her earlier life. Both types of memory are assessed across three broad time bands: childhood, early adult life, and recent facts/incidents.