Sentence examples for of repressed memory from inspiring English sources
Folman's psychoanalytic investigation of repressed memory reveals something about cinema itself.
Dr. Clancy's model also makes some sense of the whole sticky question of repressed memory.
In the 1990s, thousands of repressed memory cases came to light, with affected patients taking legal action against family members, former neighbours, doctors, dentists and teachers.
Dr. Pope is one of about 100 scientists, researchers, psychologists and psychiatrists who signed a friend-of-the court brief denouncing the theory of repressed memory.
Mr. Mondano called only one witness, who challenged the theory of repressed memory but said on cross-examination that people could forget and subsequently remember traumatic events.
(Using the psychological concept of repressed memory syndrome, the parts of the schools that Kelley couldn't remember are rendered as blanks).
In the rescuing of repressed memories of Howard Cosell?
Wesker himself is the victim not so much of repressed memories as of exaggerated nostalgia.
The concept of repressed memories itself is, according to psychologist Chris French of the University of London, highly questionable.
It is these "repressed memories" that the memory-recovering techniques beloved of some psychiatrists aim to unearth.The existence of repressed memories is taken as a truism by psychiatry.
Caught in an endless loop of repressed memories and spiritual aphorisms, the screenplay (by Paul Hond and Udi Aloni, who also directs) disdains to say once what it can repeat several times.
