Children's memory for emergency medical treatment after one year: the impact of individual difference variables on recall and suggestibility

By Elaine Burgwyn-Bailes, L. Baker‐Ward, B. Gordon, P. Ornstein. 2001

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience, Social Psychology

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In Clinical Psychology

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In Social Psychology

1. Gail S. Goodman
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• Memory for traumatic experiences in early childhood (2004, background): “Burgwyn-Bailes et al. commented that ‘‘In this investigation, young children s memory for emergency medical treatment remained relatively stable over a year s time’’ (p. S42). In contrast, Peterson and Whalen (2001) reported remarkable stability for the injury, rather than the hospital treatment.”