Hoeber / Boston / New York / Paris / Deerfield Beach / Washington / DC / R. Underwager / Cambridge / Early Life Trauma / Wakefield / London / /
Company
Sydney Morning Herald / Fleming / Forgetting Child Abuse (1996) Harvard University Press / Vietnam Veterans (1985) American Psychiatric Press / Traumatic Stress Syndromes (1993) Plenum Press / Alcan / Recovery (1994) Garland Publishing Inc. / Goldman / S.M. Sonnenberg A.S. / M. McFetridge / N. Alwin / K. Toon / Health Communications Inc. / DELAYED / American Psychiatric Press / J. Fraise / /
Continent
America / /
Country
New Zealand / Australia / /
Event
Product Recall / Product Issues / /
Facility
University of New South Wales / /
IndustryTerm
widespread media attention / car accidents / insurance claims / car crash / planned car / false insurance claims / valid insurance claims / simulated car accident / media coverage / explicit and implicit memory systems / /
Organization
Royal Society of Medicine / Harvard University / University of New South Wales / Department of Education / False Memory Syndrome Foundation / Police Service / Faculty of Law / American Medical Association / American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry / /
Person
R. Fisler / M. Williams / Anne Cossins / van der Kolk / B.Sc / Sexual Abuse / Pat Gilmartin / /
Thus / original emotional state / child sexual abuse / THE SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE FOR DELAYED / experience Perspective / memory / abuse / /
ProvinceOrState
New York / Peterborough / New South Wales / Florida / Massachusetts / Ontario / /
PublishedMedium
American Journal of Psychiatry / Journal of the American Medical Association / Proceedings of the Royal Society / Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology / Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease / /
RECOVERED MEMORIES OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE: FACT OR FANTASY? by Anne Cossins* INTRODUCTION In recent years, there has been widespread media attention given to the alleged “false memory syndrome” (FMS), a term coined by