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• Recovered memory
  '''Recovered memory''' is the apparent resurrection of the [[memory]] of events that had been f ...d fabricated memories for emotional childhood events: implications for the recovered memory debate. ''Law Hum Behav'' 23:517-37 PMID 10487147</ref>
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• Recovered memory/Approval
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• Recovered memory/Bibliography
  ...sionate about this book. Ofshe and Watters are angry, and for good reason: recovered memory is not merely another therapeutic fad. In their view, it is an unscientific #Cannell J ''et al.'' (2001) Standards for informed consent in recovered memory therapy. ''J Am Acad Psychiatry Law'' 29:138-47. PMID 11471779 ''"Malpracti
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• Recovered memory/Definition
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• Recovered memory/Related Articles
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• Recovered memory/External Links
  *[http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Taubman_Center/Recovmem/index.html Recovered Memory Project] ...J (2007)[http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb1416/is_2_29/ai_n29342485 Recovered memory debate revisited: practice implications for mental health counselors.(PRACT
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• Neurological theories of recovered memory
  #REDIRECT [[Recovered memory]]
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• Neurological theories of recovered memory/Definition
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• Neurological theories of recovered memory/Bibliography
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• Neurological theories of recovered memory/External Links
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• Neurological theories of recovered memory
  #REDIRECT [[Recovered memory]]
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• False memory
  #redirect [[Recovered memory]]
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• Neurological theories of recovered memory/Definition
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• Neurological theories of recovered memory/Bibliography
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• Neurological theories of recovered memory/External Links
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• Memory work techniques/Definition
  Methods used by therapists to elicit suspected [[recovered memory]]
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• Memory work techniques
  ...surrounding it are a legitimate therapeutic goal. The problem comes when [[recovered memory]], elicited with such techniques, are offered as evidence in legal proceedi
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• Epinephrine/Related Articles
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• Memory/Related Articles
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• Recovered memory/External Links
  *[http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Taubman_Center/Recovmem/index.html Recovered Memory Project] ...J (2007)[http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb1416/is_2_29/ai_n29342485 Recovered memory debate revisited: practice implications for mental health counselors.(PRACT
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• Pseudoscience/Timelines
  ...men Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse'', a book promoting [[recovered memory|recovered memory therapy]]. ...verdict, the first of several against practitioners of [[recovered memory|recovered memory therapy]].
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• Recovered memory/Bibliography
  ...sionate about this book. Ofshe and Watters are angry, and for good reason: recovered memory is not merely another therapeutic fad. In their view, it is an unscientific #Cannell J ''et al.'' (2001) Standards for informed consent in recovered memory therapy. ''J Am Acad Psychiatry Law'' 29:138-47. PMID 11471779 ''"Malpracti
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• Medicalizing sexual offenses
  ...can begin at trial, if charges are based on material, possibly including [[recovered memory]], from the alleged victim's therapists, or if an [[uncontrollable impulse]
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• Recovered memory
  '''Recovered memory''' is the apparent resurrection of the [[memory]] of events that had been f ...d fabricated memories for emotional childhood events: implications for the recovered memory debate. ''Law Hum Behav'' 23:517-37 PMID 10487147</ref>
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• Satanic ritual abuse
  ...ome were led to act as advocates for them. Many therapists believed that [[recovered memory|recovered memories]] were likely to be accurate, that early trauma was a co ...September 1990</ref>, although apparently they are still believed by some recovered memory therapists <ref>Wenegrat B (2002) ''Theater of Disorder: Patients, Doctors,
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• Charles Krauthammer
  ...he age – everything from the nuclear freeze to identity politics to the '[[recovered memory]]' movement – which tend to roll over the culture at regular intervals.<r
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