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Confabulazioni e deliri nell’età senile
Titolo Rivista: RICERCHE DI PSICOLOGIA  
Autori/Curatori: Antonio Vita, Ida Nardandrea, Enrico Ruggeri 
Anno di pubblicazione:  2012 Fascicolo: 2-3 Lingua: Italiano 
Numero pagine:  23 P. 441-463 Dimensione file:  349 KB
DOI:  10.3280/RIP2012-002020
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Il processo di invecchiamento e caratterizzato da una serie di modificazioni fisiologiche e le conseguenze di queste possono essere sia neurologiche sia psicologiche. Il deterioramento della funzione mnesica e comunemente associato alla produzione di false memorie, confabulazioni e deliri. Tuttavia se i deliri risultano essere in letteratura gia piuttosto ben definiti e circoscritti, le confabulazioni rappresentano ancora un argomento complesso e di difficile definizione. In questo articolo si vuole porre l’attenzione sui recenti studi sui temi della confabulazioni, del delirio e delle patologie che in eta senile possono determinare tali disturbi.


Keywords: Confabulazione, delirio, eta senile, malattia di Alzheimer, demenza fronto-temporale

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Antonio Vita, Ida Nardandrea, Enrico Ruggeri, in "RICERCHE DI PSICOLOGIA " 2-3/2012, pp. 441-463, DOI:10.3280/RIP2012-002020

   

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