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Memory Warp

How the Myth of Repressed Memory Arose and Refuses to Die

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Mark Pendergrast

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Pages: 448pages
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The book delves into the impact of repressed memory theory, a controversial pseudoscience that led to the creation of false memories of childhood abuse, resulting in significant family disruptions during the 1990s. Mark Pendergrast, in his updated exploration, revisits his earlier work, "Victims of Memory," to present new findings and insights on the ongoing implications of these theories as of 2017. Through thorough research, he sheds light on the current state of this contentious subject and its effects on individuals and families.

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Memory Warp, Mark Pendergrast

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Titre: Memory Warp
Sous-titre: How the Myth of Repressed Memory Arose and Refuses to Die
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Mark Pendergrast
Éditeur: Upper Access
Publié: 2021
Format: souple
Pages: 448
ISBN13: 9780942679410
Mots clés: Histoire, Nonfiction, Psychologie
Évaluation: 4,3 sur 5
Description: The book delves into the impact of repressed memory theory, a controversial pseudoscience that led to the creation of false memories of childhood abuse, resulting in significant family disruptions during the 1990s. Mark Pendergrast, in his updated exploration, revisits his earlier work, "Victims of Memory," to present new findings and insights on the ongoing implications of these theories as of 2017. Through thorough research, he sheds light on the current state of this contentious subject and its effects on individuals and families.