When People Remember Their Past Behavior or Events, They Often

question 109

Multiple Choice

When people remember their past behavior or events, they often do so in a way that:

• A) is not always accurate.
• B) makes them look worse.
• C) is representative of the truth.
• D) is purposefully deceitful.

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Definitions:

Object Relations Theories

A group of psychoanalytic theories focusing on how internalized representations of self and others formed during early relationships affect one’s interactions and psychological state.

Personality

A blend of features and qualities that create someone's singular character.

Infancy

A developmental period in early childhood characterized by rapid physical, cognitive, and social growth.

Freudian Slip

An unintentional error in speech or action that is interpreted as revealing subconscious thoughts or feelings.