twitchb at worldnet.att.net wrote in message
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>Most of the people had been subjected to hypnosis. A study
>commission by the Royal College of Psychiatrists published
>in the April edition of the British Journal of Psychiatry
>states that "any memory recovered through hynopsis, dream
>interpretation, or regression therapy is almost certainly
>wrong."
This is nothing more than an appeal to authority. Even a
casual perusal of psychological journals demonstrates
that hypnosis can, in some circumstances, improve
memory. Even when it is detrimental it's a stretch
to say that the memories are almost certainly wrong
(unless by wrong they mean <100% accurate).
Etherman
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