The Myth of Repressed Memory: False Memories and Allegations of Sexual Abuse
by Katherine Ketcham, Elizabeth Loftus
The Myth of Repressed Memory examines the contested relationship between memory, false memories, and allegations of sexual abuse. Katherine Ketcham and Elizabeth Loftus focus on the difficult questions surrounding recollection, interpretation, and the reliability of memories in a sensitive and consequential area of psychology and public debate.
About This Book
The Myth of Repressed Memory explores the controversial subject of memories described as repressed or recovered.
Katherine Ketcham and Elizabeth Loftus examine the relationship between memory, false memories, and allegations of sexual abuse.
The book addresses questions surrounding how memories are understood, recalled, and interpreted in a highly sensitive context.
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