A disorder in which people are induced by therapists to remember events that have never occurred is referred to as

A) iatrogenic memory syndrome.
B) trauma-repression syndrome.
C) creative recall syndrome.
D) false memory syndrome.
E) distorted memory syndrome.

False Memory Syndrome

Said to be exhibited by persons who claim to remember events that did not really take place, due to the influence of therapists who use leading questions, repeated suggestion, visualization, and hypnosis with the aim of recovering repressed memories.

Iatrogenic Memory Syndrome

A condition where a therapy or treatment inadvertently creates false memories or exacerbates psychological disorders, rather than healing them.

Therapists

Professionals trained to provide psychological support and counseling to help individuals cope with mental health issues, emotional difficulties, and life challenges.