The Reality of Repressed Memories¶
Loftus, E. F. (1993). The Reality of Repressed Memories.
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- Misinformation Effect
- Cognitive-psychology canon — the home turf: joint evidence with the DRM false-memory paradigm, imagination inflation, and source-monitoring research that episodic memory is constructive rather than reproductive. Eyewitness and forensic psychology — the empirical basis for skepticism about uncorroborated testimony, for non-suggestive lineups (sequential, double-blind), and for the cognitive-interview protocol that minimizes post-event contamination. Legal procedure and evidence — prohibitions on leading questions in witness interviews, standards for pre-trial publicity that can contaminate juror memory, and admissibility challenges to eyewitness identifications. Clinical psychology — the 1990s critique of recovered-memory therapy, where suggestive techniques were shown capable of generating vivid memories of events that had not occurred.
This sourceThe 1990s critique of suggestive therapeutic technique and the evidence that suggestion can produce vivid memories of events that did not occur.
- Cognitive-psychology canon — the home turf: joint evidence with the DRM false-memory paradigm, imagination inflation, and source-monitoring research that episodic memory is constructive rather than reproductive. Eyewitness and forensic psychology — the empirical basis for skepticism about uncorroborated testimony, for non-suggestive lineups (sequential, double-blind), and for the cognitive-interview protocol that minimizes post-event contamination. Legal procedure and evidence — prohibitions on leading questions in witness interviews, standards for pre-trial publicity that can contaminate juror memory, and admissibility challenges to eyewitness identifications. Clinical psychology — the 1990s critique of recovered-memory therapy, where suggestive techniques were shown capable of generating vivid memories of events that had not occurred.
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