What Conclusions May Be Drawn from the Research on Recovered/false

question 66

Multiple Choice

What conclusions may be drawn from the research on recovered/false memories?

• A) Just because someone is able to provide a detailed memory of an event and is confident that it is accurate, the remembered event may not actually have happened.
• B) Memories of childhood trauma that are recovered after a person enters therapy tend to be more reliable than memories recovered before therapy.
• C) Research has demonstrated that recovered memories tend to occur after a client is in therapy and a therapist suggests the presence of early sexual trauma.
• D) Although there is limited research evidence, most cases of dissociative identity disorder have been associated with repressed memories of sexual abuse trauma.

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