The Rebound Effect of Thought Suppression Is the Tendency of a Thought

question 181

Multiple Choice

The rebound effect of thought suppression is the tendency of a thought to:

• A)bounce in and out of consciousness during thought suppression.
• B)return to consciousness with greater frequency following thought suppression.
• C)become distorted into a false belief following thought suppression.
• D)become less likely following prolonged periods of thought suppression.

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