In Lauren Slater's Opening Skinner's Box, the chapter of "Lost in the Mall" introduces a woman named Elizabeth Loftus, who believes memory is unreliable. I disagree the way Loftus tries to prove this belief through the way she tells sexually abused survivors what happened to them, didn't necessarily actually happened, I believe she has no right to say that in such a manner. An example that I disagree that Loftus should bluntly tell these survivors is through the instance that she doesn't necessarily consider their perspectives on the matter. Slater writes what Loftus says, "'Totally forgetting that you witnessed something that traumatic, and then suddenly recalling it whole decades after the fact? Burying every detail and then having it float