| In order to avoid this, a trauma patient may consciously or unconsciously confabulate symptoms in order to keep the therapist interested and engaged. |
| Several meetings of the Commission were held beside a number of meetings to confabulate on certain aspects in the course of inquiry. |
| People who confabulate experience their false memories as true. |
| Yassin had each of the five confabulate a work, each attributed to him, which is impossible to stage. |
| Does the person fumble, confabulate, get defensive and angry, etc. |
| While many patients who confabulate are obviously highly suggestible, precise tests of suggestibility have not been used in most clinical evaluations. |
