Memories retrieved while under hypnosis are no more accurate than memories retrieved while not under hypnosis, but persons who retrieve memories under hypnosis are far more confident in the accuracy of those memories.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Numerous studies have shown that memories retrieved under hypnosis are no more accurate than memories retrieved while not under hypnosis. However, hypnosis can increase a person's confidence in their memories, even if those memories are inaccurate or fabricated. This is why the use of hypnosis in criminal investigations and court cases is highly debated and controversial.

Memories retrieved while under hypnosis are no more accurate than memories retrieved while not under hypnosis, but persons who retrieve memories under hypnosis are far more confident in the accuracy of those memories.

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