n.记忆错误，（精神病）记忆扭曲现象

The patient exhibited symptoms of paramnesia, confusing past events with fictional ones.
病人表现出记忆错乱的症状，将过去的事件与虚构的事情混淆。
His paramnesia led him to believe he had attended his own graduation ceremony, which never actually happened.
他的记忆错乱让他认为自己参加了从未实际发生过的毕业典礼。
In the film, the protagonist's paramnesia creates a blurred line between reality and his dreams.
在这部电影中，主角的记忆错乱使得现实与梦境之间的界限变得模糊。
Due to paramnesia, she recalled meeting her childhood friend in Paris, though they had never traveled there together.
由于记忆错乱，她回忆起与童年朋友在巴黎相遇，尽管她们从未一起去过那里。
The detective's investigation was complicated by the victim's paramnesia, making it difficult to separate fact from fantasy.
侦探的调查因受害者的记忆错乱而复杂化，难以区分事实与幻想。
Paramnesia caused the elderly man to remember his late wife as if she were still alive, visiting him daily.
记忆错乱让这位老人记得他的已故妻子仿佛还活着，每天来看望他。
The character's paramnesia served as a literary device, illustrating the unreliable nature of memory.
角色的记忆错乱被用作文学手法，展示了记忆不可靠的特性。
After the accident, the survivor experienced paramnesia, mixing up details of her life before and after the event.
事故发生后，幸存者出现了记忆错乱，将事故前后的生平细节混为一谈。
In psychology class, we studied cases of paramnesia where individuals recalled vividly events that never occurred.
在心理学课上，我们研究了记忆错乱的案例，其中个体生动地回忆起从未发生过的事件。
The therapist helped the patient work through their paramnesia, distinguishing true memories from those fabricated by the mind.
治疗师帮助病人处理他们的记忆错乱，区分真实记忆和心灵编造的虚假记忆。