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This is Scientific Americans, 60-second science. I'm Steve Merski.

Christine Blasey Ford is a professor of psychology at Palo Alto University and a research psychologist at the Stanford University School of Medicine.

She reminded anyone listening of her scientific qualifications on September 27th when she testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee about Supreme Court nominee

Brett Kavanaugh.

California Senator Diane Feinstein is the questioner.

You are very clear about the attack being pushed into the room.

You say you don't know quite by whom, but that it was Brett Kavanaugh that covered your mouth to prevent you from screaming,

and then you escaped. How are you so sure that it was he?

The same way that I'm sure that I'm talking to you right now,

it's just basic memory functions.

And also just the level of noroprenephrine and epinephrine in the brain that sort of, as you know,

encodes that neurotransmitter encodes memories into the hippocampus.

And so the trauma-related experience then is kind of locked there,

whereas other details kind of drift.

So what you were telling us is this could not be

a case of mistaken identity?

Absolutely not.

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