re·cov·ered memory (r -k v  rd)n. 1. A memory of an experience, especially a traumatic one, that is recalled after an often lengthy period of repression. 2. An imagined event believed to be recalled as such a memory. |
recovered memory
n
(Psychiatry) the alleged recollection of traumatic events from childhood by a person undergoing psychotherapy See also false memory syndrome
Translations
recovered memory
n (Psych: = thing remembered) → wiedergewonnene Erinnerung
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