A Person Goes to a Therapist Complaining of Depression

Multiple Choice

A person goes to a therapist complaining of depression.During the course of the conversation,the therapist begins to ask about the person's childhood.Initially,the person says there were no problems.However,with continued leading questioning by the therapist,the person comes to believe that they were sexually abused by someone in their family.However,no sexual abuse ever occurred.This is an example of ______.

A) false memory syndrome
B) repressed memory
C) depression-induced memory
D) none of these are correct