A Study in Which Holocaust Survivors Spent Time Recalling Their

question 45

Multiple Choice

A study in which Holocaust survivors spent time recalling their experiences found that

• A) most did not truthfully report feelings and events.
• B) all survivors experienced a sustained increase in blood pressure until they finished talking about their experiences.
• C) those who were most self-disclosing later had the most improved health.
• D) all the survivors denied undergoing concentration camp horrors.

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