Which Statement Is FALSE About the Relationship Between PTSD and Memory

question 136

Multiple Choice

Which statement is FALSE about the relationship between PTSD and memory?

• A) People with PTSD can be described as typically remembering too much, too often.
• B) Most people who experience trauma will inevitably experience PTSD.
• C) Involuntary memories commonly occur for days or weeks after a traumatic event, but fade over time.
• D) PTSD may predispose people to experience involuntary memories of additional negative events they encounter.

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