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Media Distorts Validity of Recovered Memories

Monday February 23, 2004
There's a big discrepancy between what science shows about recovered memories of childhood sexual abuse and what's being shown in the media, according to University of Oregon memory researcher Jennifer Freyd. Why do people tend to disbelieve recovered memories?
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