1 Egocentric Memory: to âforgetâ information which does not support our thinking and to ârememberâ information which does. 2  Egocentric Myopia: to think in an absolutist way within an overly narrow point of view.  Egocentric Infallibility: to think that our beliefs are true because we believe them.
Sleeping problems are common in many other disorders as well, including Alzheimer's disease, stroke, cancer, and head injury. These sleeping problems may arise from changes in the brain regions and neurotransmitters that control sleep, or from the drugs used to control symptoms of other disorders.
Sleep disorders are neurological conditions that can affect sleep in a variety of ways. The International Classification of Sleep Disorders (ICSD) lists over 84 different types of sleep disorders that affect the bodyâs normal cycle of daytime wakefulness and night time sleep (About Sleep Disorders, 2008).