The Tendency to Recall One's Negative, Unfortunate Circumstances, While Failing

question 37

Multiple Choice

The tendency to recall one's negative, unfortunate circumstances, while failing to recall the positive events in one's life, is called:

• A) dissociative amnesia.
• B) rumination.
• C) anxiety.
• D) source amnesia.

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Definitions:

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Personal Selling

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