When Measuring Proneness to False Recognition in Recovered Memories a Number

question 12

Multiple Choice

When measuring proneness to false recognition in recovered memories a number of studies have used the false target paradigm.According to Clancy,Schachter,McNally & Pitman (2000) a group of women who reported recovered memories of childhood sexual abuse were:

• A)Less prone to false recognition in this laboratory procedure than other groups
• B)More prone to false recognition in this laboratory procedure than other groups
• C)Were not prone to false recognition in this laboratory procedure than other groups
• D)Thought they had been abducted by aliens

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Definitions:

Parenteral Injection

A method of delivering medication by injection into the body tissues, bypassing the digestive tract.

First Step

The initial action taken in a process or sequence of events.

Umbilicus

The medical term for the navel or belly button, which marks the area where the umbilical cord was attached.

Abdominal Subcutaneous

Refers to the injection or placement of substances into the subcutaneous layer in the abdominal area, often used for consistent absorption of medications.