The Case of Nadean Cool,who Came to Believe She Had

The case of Nadean Cool,who came to believe she had dissociative identity disorder and had suffered brutal and repeated child abuse,demonstrates that

A) therapy can help people to uncover memories of painful experiences that are repressed.
B) people who want to obtain financial compensation from family often lie about past events that they supposedly remember.
C) it is common for people to develop psychogenic amnesia when they have experienced severe abuse in the past.
D) therapeutic techniques such as guided imagery and hypnotic age regression can lead us to falsely recall past events.