According to most cognitive psychologists:

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All of these answers are generally accepted by most cognitive psychologists. Recovered memories are often unreliable and can be influenced by suggestibility, so it would be wrong to accuse someone of sexual abuse based solely on them. Studies have shown that childhood traumatic events are often remembered, especially in cases of repeated and long-term abuse. While there may be patterns in family dynamics that increase the likelihood of child sexual abuse, there is no scientific evidence for specific characteristics listed in self-help books.

According to Most Cognitive Psychologists