The Bottom Line on the Accuracy of Repressed Memories Is

question 179

Multiple Choice

The bottom line on the accuracy of repressed memories is:

• A) these are self-reports and can never be accepted as fact
• B) to be on guard against false repressed memories
• C) that clients have no reason to be untruthful
• D) to be ready to further investigate the abuse and bring legal charges against those responsible for the abuse

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