Psychologists Who Accept the Accuracy of Recovered Memories of Abuse

question 116

Multiple Choice

Psychologists who accept the accuracy of recovered memories of abuse are most likely to attribute the recent upsurge in recovered memories to which factor

• A) increased sensitivity to an issue that people used to be reluctant to discuss 
• B) use of more effective techniques that allow for the recovery of childhood memories 
• C) an increase in the level of childhood abuse occurring in society 
• D) inadvertently created memories after a therapist makes suggestions of childhood abuse

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