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Are continuous memories of abuse any more reliable than previously repressed memories?

April 26, 2017abuse Continuous memories repressed

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Are continuous memories of abuse any more reliable than previously repressed memories?

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According to most experts, research has not proven one way or another which kind of memory is more trustworthy. Some studies have shown that continuous memory and delayed memory are comparable in accuracy. 15 In addition, studies show a corroboration rate of forty-seven to eighty-six percent in the core of the memories in delayed recall. The evidence used to substantiate the memories included other victims, legal and medical records, diaries, and confessions by the abusers.