All of the Following Are Examples of Motivated Forgetting, Except

question 144

Multiple Choice

All of the following are examples of motivated forgetting, except

• A) forgetting what you had for lunch yesterday.
• B) the suppression of receiving an F on a history test.
• C) actively attempting to forget a disturbing accident scene.
• D) the repression of a childhood incest experience.

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