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When a person recovers a memory of an event from their past for which they claim little or no previous awareness, how reliable is that memory? In this refreshing new approach to the problem, Graham Davies and Tim Dalgleish have assembled leading figures from both sides of the debate to provide a balanced overview of the evidence from theoretical and clinical psychologists.
RECOVERED MEMORIES: SEEKING THE MIDDLE GROUND; CONTENTS; About the editors; About the contributors; Introduction; 1 Socio-historical perspective; 2 Recovered memories: effects upon the family and community; 3 Recovered memories of abuse: effects on the individual; 4 Recovered memories: the legal dilemmas; 5 The recovered memories controversy: where do we go from here?; 6 Discovering fact and fiction: case-based analyses of authentic and fabricated discovered memories of abuse; 7 Is it possible to discriminate true from false memories?; 8 Therapeutic techniques, therapeutic contexts and memory.
edited by Graham M. Davies and Tim Dalgleish.
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