The Use of a Made-Up Experience to Replace Lost Memories

question 7

Multiple Choice

The use of a made-up experience to replace lost memories with imaginary ones is called:

• A) hysteria.
• B) confusion.
• C) denial.
• D) confabulation.

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Definitions:

Self-disclosure

The act of revealing personal information to others which is not readily known by them, typically to build trust or intimacy.

Process Debriefings

Meetings or discussions held after a group activity or event to reflect on what occurred, what was learned, and how to improve future performance.

Disasters

Catastrophic events that cause significant damage, disruption, and possibly casualties, affecting societies and environments.

Traumas

Emotional and psychological responses to deeply distressing or disturbing events that overwhelm an individual's ability to cope.