6. Recantation
The recantation of an accusation is proof that the abuse actually happened.
Tag: Critique of Specific CIB Claims
5. Inconsistent, Piecemeal, Changing, or Incomplete Memories
The belief that faulty memory is proof that the claimed abuse occurred.
4. Continued Relationship with the Accused
The belief that a victim continuing in relationship with the accused is proof the abuse occurred.
3. Delayed Disclosure
The belief that delayed disclosure is proof that the assault actually occurred.
2. Acting “Normal”
The belief that acting normal is a sign of having been sexually traumatized.
1. “Freeze-Flight-Fight” or Tonic Immobility
The problems with claims of “freeze-flight-fight”.