People in Therapy Sometimes Report That They Now Recall Some

Multiple Choice

People in therapy sometimes report that they now recall some previously repressed memories of being sexually abused in infancy or early childhood. Many psychologists are skeptical of these reports because

A) therapists' suggestions may have created false memories.
B) actual sexual abuse produces such deep repression that the memory could not emerge so quickly.
C) only hypnosis can uncover repressed memories.
D) the actual frequency of childhood sexual abuse is known to be very low.