The Ability to Connect Multiple Events in One's Life in Order

question 15

Multiple Choice

The ability to connect multiple events in one's life in order to explain how a person has come to a particular life outcome is an example of what Habermas and Bluck call

• A) Temporal coherence
• B) Biographical coherence
• C) Causal coherence
• D) Thematic coherence

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