Many People Remember Happy, Positive Events Better Than Disappointments and Irritations

question 591

Multiple Choice

Many people remember happy, positive events better than disappointments and irritations. Remembering the sad events less well is best explained by

• A)repression.
• B)encoding failure.
• C)retroactive interference.
• D)proactive interference.

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