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There's students.
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Today we're going to be discussing about this question in regards to the chapter on learning, memory, and knowledge.
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So for this question, the question here reads, on what kind of question is someone with korskov, korozokov, sorry, syndrome, most likely to confabulate.
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So you could pause the video and jot down your answers or your reason of how korskopf syndrome will most likely be confabulated and look over there shortly.
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Okay, so i'll continue.
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What is korskopf syndrome? corsohn's syndrome, we're also known as warwick -korzegov syndrome, is a brain damage caused by prolonged thineineine deficiency.
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And they probably say how the brain needs, and the brain needs finemine or vitamin b to metabolize glucose, which is on the brain.
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The primary fuel for the brain.
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So without that, that can cause some problem and how severe thine deficiency is common among people with severe alcoholism who go for weeks at a time on a diet of nothing but alcoholic beverages lacking in vitamins.
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And they brought up saying like a distinctive symptom of course cough's the syndrome is confabulation, which is where our patients filled in memory gaps with guesses.
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There were some patients with other disorders also call confabulates...