Recollections of Trauma

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Primary Lectures.
• Increasing Sensitivity.
• An Integrated Approach to Treating Adults Abused as Children, with Specific Reference to Self-Reported Recovered Memories.
• Accuracy of Adult Recollections of Early Childhood Abuse.
• Memory Issues in the Diagnosis of Unreported Trauma.
• The Logical Status of Case Histories.
• Clinical and Experimental Approaches to Understanding Repression.
• Dispatch from the (UN)Civil Memory Wars.
• Children’s Reports of Pleasant and Unpleasant Events.
• Relevance of Neuroendocrine Alterations in PTSD to Memory-Related Impairments of Trauma Survivors.
• Recollection.
• Anomalies of Autobiographical Memory.
• Hypnosis, Pseudomemories, and Clinical Guidelines.
• Informed Clinical Practice and the Standard of Care.
• Brief Papers.
• Gender and Recall of Child Sexual Abuse.
• A Cognitive Corroborative Case Study Approach for Investigating Discovered Memories of Sexual Abuse.
• Sexual Abuse Memories.
• Reported Amnesia for Childhood Abuse and Other Traumatic Events in Psychiatric Inpatients.
• Why Memory is a Red Herring in the Recovered (Traumatic) Memory Debate.
• Remembering Early Experiences during Childhood.
• The Repeat and Revictimisation of Children.
• Seekers after Truth.
• Information Processing in Combat Veterans.
• The Prediction of Accurate Recollections of Trauma.
• Forms of Memory Recovery among Adults in Therapy.
• Trauma Memory and Alcohol Abuse.
• Implicit Memory, Interpersonality Amnesia, and Dissociative Identity Disorder.
• Trauma, Memory, and Catharsis.
• The Social Construction of Multiple Personality Disorder.
• Legal Panel.
• The Role of Legal Rules in Recollections of Trauma.
• Framing the Question of the Admissibility of Expert Testimony about Recollections of Trauma in the United States.
• Evidentiary Standards in Sexual Abuse Cases inContinental European Legal Systems.
• Evidentiary Standards in Sexual Abuse Cases in Nordic Legal Systems.
• The Psychiatric Expert Witness.
• Should We Question How We Question Children?.
• Reports of the Working Groups.
• Agenda for Research.
• Investigating Alternative Accounts of Veridical and Non-Veridical Memories of Trauma.
• Professional Guidelines on Clinical Practice for Recovered Memory: A Comparative Analysis.
• Personal Perspectives on the Development of the Concept of Sexual Trauma in France.
• ASI Participants Questionnaire.
• Poster Session Abstracts.