Notes from a call with Gail Goodman discussing the work of Elizabeth Loftus on memory, particularly false memories. The discussion critiques Loftus's studies as contrived and artificial, emphasizing that real-life memories, especially those involving significant events like sexual abuse, are often strong and resistant to suggestion. The notes also mention Goodman's research on memory in real victims and the reliability of memories from adolescence.
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