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(2000) Testimony and Evidence: A Scientific Case Study of Memory for Child Sexual Abuse SUE BIDROSEI and GAIL S. GOODMAN2* 'University of Otago, New Zealand 2University of California, Davis, USA SUMMARY Although case studies can provide insight into children's eyewitness memory, the typical lack of ob

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