All of the Following Are Cognitive Biases Seen in Anxious

question 30

Multiple Choice

All of the following are cognitive biases seen in anxious children EXCEPT:

• A) paying more attention to aversive stimuli
• B) quickly shifting attention from distressing stimuli
• C) tendency to interpret ambiguous events in negative ways
• D) selective recall of negative memories and events

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