Synopsis
McNally drives at one point over and over again; survivors of trauma remember their abuse all too well. He argues that there is next to no evidence linking trauma to amnesia, even in cases of sexual abuse. He dismantles all the major studies, one by one, reinterpreting the results, questioning the assumptions, pointing out the lack of verification and dismissing the underpinning of trauma-amnesia theory.
About Richard J. McNally
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Richard J. McNally is Professor of Psychology and Director of Clinical Training at Harvard University.
Published May 15, 2011
by Harvard University Press.
288 pages
Genres:
Health, Fitness & Dieting, Professional & Technical.
Non-fiction