In chapter 5, Martlin and Farmer wrote about recovery and false memory. In page 156, the authors wrote that recovered-memory perspective is when one forgets an event that has occurred in their life but they could remember that event later through the years. They stated that false memory perspective is when people believe that a situation occurred to them but it actually did not. The false memory perspective it mostly deals when someone is told by a person that they did something when they actually did not. For example, if a person is told by their parents that when he or she was young they jumped out of a window. This person is most likely to have believed that because one does not remember everything that has happened at an early age of one's
