The Myth of Repressed Memory
Clinical stories, court cases, and experiments explore how suggestion can reshape memory, and why recovered abuse allegations require compassion and careful evidence.
13 parts, about 28 minutes to read.
At a glance
- Author
- Elizabeth Loftus, Katherine Ketcham
- Parts
- 13 parts
- Reading time
- about 28 minutes
- The whole book
- Also to read in full
What the summary covers
- 1. Such Stuff as Dreams Are Made Of1 min
- 2. A Strange Time1 min
- 3. Entranced2 min
- 4. Loose Spirits2 min
- 5. God's Beard and the Devil's Horns1 min
- 6. The Truth That Never Happened4 min
- 7. Lost in a Shopping Mall3 min
- 8. A Family Destroyed3 min
- 9. Digging for Memories3 min
- 10. All I Ever Wanted2 min
- 11. Sticks and Stones2 min
- 12. Casting Out Demons3 min
- 13. A Question of Heaven and Hell1 min
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