Which Effect Appears to Be Stronger When Participants Are in a Positive

question 6

Multiple Choice

Which effect appears to be stronger when participants are in a positive rather than negative mood, because they are motivated to alter negative moods?

• A) Mood congruency effects
• B) Learned helplessness
• C) Trace-dependent forgetting
• D) Mood-state-dependent memory
• E) Repression

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