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Recovered and false memories DANIEL B.WRIGHT, JAMES OST and CHRISTOPHER
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New York / Berlin / Cambridge / Alexandria / London / San Diego / New Haven / Chicago / /

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Open University Press / Mathews S.A. / Norton / Yale University Press / McDermott / REPORTDIGITAL.CO.UK / Chicago University Press / M.L.C. / Lehman / Harvard University Press / /

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Product Issues / Product Recall / /

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University of Portsmouth / www.bfms.org.uk Royal College / Goldsmiths College / University of Sussex / University of London / /

MedicalCondition

much dissociation / dissociation / amnesia / Posttraumatic stress disorder / large trauma/PTSD literature / dissociative amnesia / /

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HURD / /

Organization

Harvard University / British Psychological Society / American Psychological Association / Yale University / British Psychological Society’s Working Party on Recovered Memories / American Psychiatric Association / University of Sussex / Goldsmiths College / University of London / British False Memory Society / UN Court / University of Portsmouth / Working Party on Recovered Memories / www.bfms.org.uk Royal College of Psychiatry / /

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JESS HURD / Milton Keynes / CHRISTOPHER C. FRENCH / Bennett Braun / JAMES OST / DANIEL B.WRIGHT / Roberta Sachs / /

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Psychologist / J.L. Singer / teacher / history judge / Porter / /

Product

childhood memories / /

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Sussex / /

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Law and Human Behavior / Journal of Personality and Social Psychology / Psychological Review / American Journal of Psychology / Journal of Consciousness Studies / Journal of Applied Psychology / /

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www.brown.edu / www.fmsfonline.org/RoyalCollege.html / www.bfms.org.uk / www.thepsychologist.org.uk / /

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