Question

Raoul decided to ask a hypnotherapist to help him deal with difficult childhood issues. What Raoul doesn't realize is that, if the hypnotherapist asks leading questions, the resulting memories can be inaccurate because of:

Answer 1

The resulting memories may be inaccurate due to significant multiplication of neurons in childhood.

Step-by-step explanation:

Our childhood memories are inaccurate and often false due to the significant multiplication of neurons in childhood, resulting in modification of the brain circuits associated with memory, resulting in a loss of memories created during the early years of life. For this reason, Raoul may find it difficult to deal with difficult issues of his childhood. This is because the hypnotherapist may ask important questions and Roan's resulting memories may be inaccurate due to the significant multiplication of neurons.