An Example of How the Canadian Psychological Association Attempted to Influence

An example of how the Canadian Psychological Association attempted to influence the legislature with a position paper involved:

A) the insufficiency of repressed memories to serve as the sole basis of a conviction.
B) the lack of evidence to clearly support the existence of a gambling addiction diagnosis.
C) the accumulation of evidence that associates fibromyalgia with malingering.
D) the lack of agreement on the interpretation of the science of neuroplasticity.