First Report of the APA Working Group on Investigation of Memories of Childhood Abuse
Articles in this issue
Final conclusions of the American Psychological Association Working Group on Investigation of Memories of Childhood Abuse.
Pages 933-940
American Psychological Association, Working Group on Investigation of Memories of Childhood Abuse, Washington, DC, US
Symptomatic clients and memories of childhood abuse: What the trauma and child sexual abuse literature tells us.
Pages 941-995
Alpert, Judith L.; Brown, Laura S.; Courtois, Christine A.
Comment on Alpert, Brown, and Courtois (1998): The science of memory and the practice of psychotherapy.
Pages 996-1010
Ornstein, Peter A.; Ceci, Stephen J.; Loftus, Elizabeth F.
Reply to Ornstein, Ceci, and Loftus (1998): The politics of memory.
Pages 1011-1024
Alpert, Judith L.; Brown, Laura S.; Courtois, Christine A.
Adult recollections of childhood abuse: Cognitive and developmental perspectives.
Pages 1025-1051
Ornstein, Peter A.; Ceci, Stephen J.; Loftus, Elizabeth F.
Comment on Ornstein, Ceci, and Loftus (1998): Adult recollections of childhood abuse.
Pages 1052-1067
Alpert, Judith L.; Brown, Laura S.; Courtois, Christine A.
More on the repressed memory debate: A reply to Alpert, Brown, and Courtois (1998).
Pages 1068-1078
Ornstein, Peter A.; Ceci, Stephen J.; Loftus, Elizabeth F.
Recovered memories in theory and practice.
Pages 1079-1090
Davies, Graham; Morton, John; Mollon, Phil; Robertson, Noelle
The controversy over recovered memories.
Pages 1091-1109
Roediger, Henry L., III; Bergman, Erik T.
Neurobiology of reconstructed memory.
Pages 1110-1134
Jacobs, W. Jake; Nadel, Lynn
Criteria for judging the admissibility of eyewitness testimony of long past events.
Pages 1135-1159
Haber, Lyn; Haber, Ralph Norman
Pseudoscience, cross-examination, and scientific evidence in the recovered memory controversy.
Pages 1160-1181
Pope, Kenneth S.
The facade of scientific documentation: A case study of Richard Ofshe's analysis of the Paul Ingram case.
Pages 1182-1197
Olio, Karen A.; Cornell, William F.
Admissibility of repressed memory evidence by therapists in sexual abuse cases.
Pages 1198-1225
Gordon, Jonathan D.
The admissibility of expert testimony based upon clinical judgment and scientific research.
Pages 1226-1252
Shuman, Daniel W.; Sales, Bruce D.
Recovered memories of child sexual abuse and liability: Society, science, and the law in a comparative setting.
Pages 1253-1306
Partlett, David F.; Nurcombe, Barry
