Vol. 7, No. 9
Articles in This Issue
Dear Friends, the following in 1985: "The Council finds that recollections obtained during hypA horror story of malpractice--of restraints, drugs, isonosis can involve confabulations and pseudomemories and lation and coercive therapy~is unfolding in testimony in
A questionnaire was sent to the reviews, or whose patients were refused admission to the hospital. participants' parents asking about 6 (p.ill 4) I 1\ISI~ Si<~ll
lames C. Giglio, Scott Lilienfeld and !Distinguishing true from false memories: external corroboration. Elizabeth Loftus, August Piper, Jr., and "It is not known how to distinguish, with complete accuracy, memories based! Mark Pendergrast.
Wilkomirski's book is more likely than not fiction. According to Joseph Kahn
1998 ISBN 0 9515922 2X Reviewed by Paula Tyroler This slim (69 pages) and impromptu book by a British scholar
Program Services/Education General Administration Fund Raising TOTAL EXPENSES
