Korsakov's Syndrome Is a Neurological Disorder More Closely Associated with Abnormal

Multiple Choice

Korsakov's syndrome is a neurological disorder more closely associated with abnormal psychology than with social psychology. Why would the authors of your text describe the symptoms of Korsakov's syndrome and provide Oliver Sacks's description of his encounter with a patient suffering from that disease? This discussion illustrates the

A) power of schemas to create a false reality.
B) importance of schemas in helping humans make sense of their experiences.
C) hazards of holding rigid, inflexible schemas.
D) dangers of relying on heuristics to understand medical problems.