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In reply to the discussion: Anyone who thinks an adult telling about being molested as a child is a liar -- [View all]Kurska
(5,739 posts)If you repeatedly tell a child something happened to them, especially very young children, they will generally believe it did (I had a professor that once managed to convince his child they went to Euro Disney by repeatedly telling the child they did and providing details, if the professor hadn't fessed up that child would have believed it until he was an old man.)
http://cogprints.org/599/1/199802009.html
I'm sorry if you find cognitive science offensive, but it is true. Just because someone believes something happened to them as a child does not at all mean that it actually happened to them. This has been demonstrated empirically over and over again.
I can't speak to the merits of this specific case, but what you're implying is frankly not in line with our scientific understanding of childhood memories.
Go ahead and put me on Ignore. All you're ignoring is your unwillingness to address scientific truths.