Memories recovered using suggestive therapy techniques often lead to fictitious recollections, according to Scottish psychologist Dr. Elke Geraerts

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Memories recovered using suggestive therapy techniques often lead to fictitious recollections, according to scientists.

Psychologist Elke Geraerts of the University of St Andrews (Scotland) has carried out a study of the difference between memories recalled by patients through suggestive therapies, compared with more natural recollections. The results lead to an important distinction between two different types of recovered memories and their underlying cognitive mechanisms.

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Dr. Geraerts's website:
http://www.personeel.unimaas.nl/e.geraerts/vita_elke_geraerts.htm