The Case of Paul Ingram Is Unusual Because

question 7

Multiple Choice

The case of Paul Ingram is unusual because:

• A) it was the longest time anyone had ever repressed a memory.
• B) it involved recovered memories of being the perpetrator of sexual abuse.
• C) Ingram repressed memories of traumatic abuse from more than three perpetrators.
• D) Ingram was the first to sue a therapist for implanting false memories.

---

Definitions:

Original Student Record

The primary documentation of a student's educational history and achievements, typically maintained by educational institutions.

Health Insurance Portability

A feature of health insurance policies that allows individuals to retain their health insurance coverage when they change jobs or their employment status changes.

Accountability Act

A legislative measure designed to hold individuals or entities responsible for their actions or to ensure compliance with standards.

Health Information Protection

The practice of managing personal health information in a way that ensures its confidentiality, integrity, and availability.