Definition of false memory in English:

false memory

noun

Psychology

An apparent recollection of an event that did not actually occur, especially one of childhood sexual abuse that arises during psychotherapy or psychoanalysis.
subjects can be very confident about the accuracy of their false memories
Example sentencesExamples
- Several professional organizations are now cautioning therapists that by being too directive they might inadvertently be implanting false memories in their clients.
- Suggestion may even induce false memories of abuse.
- A handful of parents whose grown-up children had not recanted also sued their offsprings' therapists, claiming that false memories had been planted during the therapeutic process.
- In any experiment some subjects will sometimes be very confident that their false memory is actually true and report the memory as being quite vivid.
- Loftus took issue with our recommendation for the use of empirically based cues in the credibility assessment, making the reasonable argument that false memories often share similarities with true memories.

Definition of false memory in US English:

false memory

nounfɔls ˈmɛm(ə)ri

Psychology

An apparent recollection of an event that did not actually occur, especially one of childhood sexual abuse arising from suggestion during psychotherapy.
as modifier false memory syndrome
Example sentencesExamples
- Several professional organizations are now cautioning therapists that by being too directive they might inadvertently be implanting false memories in their clients.
- A handful of parents whose grown-up children had not recanted also sued their offsprings' therapists, claiming that false memories had been planted during the therapeutic process.
- Suggestion may even induce false memories of abuse.
- Loftus took issue with our recommendation for the use of empirically based cues in the credibility assessment, making the reasonable argument that false memories often share similarities with true memories.
- In any experiment some subjects will sometimes be very confident that their false memory is actually true and report the memory as being quite vivid.

单词	false memory
释义	Definition of false memory in English: false memory noun Psychology An apparent recollection of an event that did not actually occur, especially one of childhood sexual abuse that arises during psychotherapy or psychoanalysis. subjects can be very confident about the accuracy of their false memories Example sentencesExamples Several professional organizations are now cautioning therapists that by being too directive they might inadvertently be implanting false memories in their clients. Suggestion may even induce false memories of abuse. A handful of parents whose grown-up children had not recanted also sued their offsprings' therapists, claiming that false memories had been planted during the therapeutic process. In any experiment some subjects will sometimes be very confident that their false memory is actually true and report the memory as being quite vivid. Loftus took issue with our recommendation for the use of empirically based cues in the credibility assessment, making the reasonable argument that false memories often share similarities with true memories. Definition of false memory in US English: false memory nounfɔls ˈmɛm(ə)ri Psychology An apparent recollection of an event that did not actually occur, especially one of childhood sexual abuse arising from suggestion during psychotherapy. as modifier false memory syndrome Example sentencesExamples Several professional organizations are now cautioning therapists that by being too directive they might inadvertently be implanting false memories in their clients. A handful of parents whose grown-up children had not recanted also sued their offsprings' therapists, claiming that false memories had been planted during the therapeutic process. Suggestion may even induce false memories of abuse. Loftus took issue with our recommendation for the use of empirically based cues in the credibility assessment, making the reasonable argument that false memories often share similarities with true memories. In any experiment some subjects will sometimes be very confident that their false memory is actually true and report the memory as being quite vivid.
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