The Concept of a "Recovered Memory" Refers To

question 28

Multiple Choice

The concept of a "recovered memory" refers to:

• A) memories of trauma that are repressed initially then remembered by a victim years later.
• B) false memories of a trauma that never occurred but that are accidentally created by a therapist who is convinced the person's mental health difficulties must be due to sexual abuse.
• C) false claims of abuse victimization by someone who wishes to embarrass or retaliate against the alleged perpetrator.
• D) memories of an earlier trauma that have remained consistent from the time of the event to the present.

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