Psychologists Who Doubt the Accuracy of Recovered Memories of Abuse

Psychologists who doubt the accuracy of recovered memories of abuse maintain that

A) the recovered memories result from the ineffective encoding of everyday events.
B) repression does not actually happen.
C) the recovered memories are inadvertently created in individuals after a therapist makes suggestions of childhood abuse.
D) individuals purposely make up stories of abuse to damage the reputation of the accused individual.