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humans are highly suggestible, and memory is very unreliable |
establishment psycho-bunk 1—‘lie detection’ | establishment psycho-bunk is a sub-set of documents, within this document set. This document set shows how to apply empiric reasoning to social and psychological problems.. | ||||||
establishment psycho-bunk 2 —Ritalin and junk science | Intelligence: misuse and abuse of statistics | drugs, smoking and addiction | |||||
establishment psycho-bunk 3 —dyslexia | establishment psycho-bunk | cause, chance and Bayesian statistics | |||||
establishment psycho-bunk 4 —the myth of repressed memory | misuse and corruption in science | ||||||
psycho-bunk 5 —what is memory, or intelligence? Incautious claims of ‘IQ’ genes | For related
empiric reasoning documents, start with Why Aristotelian logic does not work |
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psycho-bunk 6—‘traumatic’ ‘syndromes’ or ‘curing’ P.E.S.Ts | psycho-bunk 8—Sexual differences in childhood behaviour - socialist science: the result first, the study after | ||||||
establishment psycho-bunk 7 aspergers and autism | psychobunk 9—Dyspraxia |
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kissed any frogs lately? the myth of repressed memory
And you might wonder how reliable court evidence is....
for further background |
on emotional “amnesia”—early cluesRather than emotion ‘repressing’ memory, emotion is likely to strengthen memory. abstract follows:
“An emotion-induced retrograde amnesia in humans is amygdala and beta-adrenergic
dependent” by B. A. Strange, R. Hurlemann, and R. J. Dolan Also available for $10 from
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notes on memory unreliability
Human memory is very unreliable. related materialcause, chance and Bayesian
statistics bibliographyLoftus, Dr. Elizabeth & Ketcham, Katherine end notes
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