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Self-Reported Memory for Abuse Depends Upon Victim-Perpetrator Relationship
2001
Journal of Trauma & Dissociation
We pres ent pre lim i nary re sults from the Be trayal Trauma In ven tory (BTI) test ing pre dic tions from be trayal trauma the ory (Freyd, 1994 (Freyd, , 1996 about the re la tion ship be tween am ne sia and betrayal by a care giver. The BTI as sesses trauma his tory us ing behaviorally de fined events in the do mains of sex ual, phys i cal, and emo tional childhood abuse, as well as other life time trau matic events. When par tic i pants en dorse an abuse ex pe ri ence, fol low-up ques tions
doi:10.1300/j229v02n03_02
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