The Term "Mood-Congruent Memory" Refers to the Fact That

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Multiple Choice

The term "mood-congruent memory" refers to the fact that:

• A)people are more likely to remember negative information when in a negative mood,and positive information in a positive mood.
• B)memory tends to be driven by the mood we are feeling at the time that we are forming a memory.
• C)our mood at any point in time is primarily determined by our memories.
• D)overall,people are more likely to remember events as more negative than they actually were.

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