Proponents of recovered memories argue that they are memories of traumatic events that have been repressed. Opponents of recovered memories argue that they are instead
A) false memories of events that never happened.
B) memories of everyday events that were simply forgotten.
C) memories of past lives.
D) memories that were never really repressed in the first place.

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Opponents of recovered memories argue that these memories are often created or suggested by therapists, leading individuals to believe in false memories of traumatic events that never actually occurred.

Proponents of Recovered Memories Argue That They Are Memories of Traumatic