Given the current research on recovered memories, we should be skeptical if a person says that:
A) she had psychogenic amnesia after an emotional shock and certain cues led the memory to return.
B) her amnesia resulted from a blow to the head during a car accident.
C) he now has memories of his experiences as an infant, thanks to therapy.
D) the judge in his court case wouldn't consider his recovered memories as admissible evidence.

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The current research does not support the possibility of accurate memory recall from infancy due to the brain's developmental stage at that time. Therefore, it is unlikely that this person truly has memories of experiences as an infant. The other options, however, are more plausible and do not necessarily conflict with current research on recovered memories.

Given the Current Research on Recovered Memories, We Should Be