Implicit awareness in anosognosia: clinical observations, experimental evidence, and theoretical implications
DC Mograbi, RG Morris - Cognitive neuroscience, 2013 - Taylor & Francis
Unawareness of deficits caused by brain damage or neurodegeneration, termed
anosognosia, has been demonstrated in a number of different neurological conditions.
Clinical observation suggests that unawareness paradoxically can be accompanied by
signs of understanding or representation of deficit, but not explicitly expressed. Such “implicit
awareness,” an apparent oxymoron, is implied by or inferred from actions or statements of
the person with neurological disorder. In the current paper, we review clinical observations …
anosognosia, has been demonstrated in a number of different neurological conditions.
Clinical observation suggests that unawareness paradoxically can be accompanied by
signs of understanding or representation of deficit, but not explicitly expressed. Such “implicit
awareness,” an apparent oxymoron, is implied by or inferred from actions or statements of
the person with neurological disorder. In the current paper, we review clinical observations …
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