When measuring proneness to false recognition in recovered memories a number of studies have used the false target paradigm.According to Clancy,Schachter,McNally & Pitman (2000)a group of women who reported recovered memories of childhood sexual abuse were:

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According to Clancy, Schachter, McNally, & Pitman (2000), a group of women who reported recovered memories of childhood sexual abuse were more prone to false recognition in this laboratory procedure than other groups. This finding suggests that individuals with recovered memories may have a heightened susceptibility to false memories under certain conditions.

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