Freyd and colleagues (2007)suggest that individuals who dissociate from, and forget, their abusive experiences are most likely to perform differently from other individuals in
A)identifying emotions.
B)motor skills tests.
C)cognitive tasks.
D)routine activities.

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Freyd and colleagues (2007) suggest that individuals who experience dissociation and forgetting of their abusive experiences may have difficulty with cognitive tasks, particularly memory tasks. This is because dissociation and forgetting can impact the consolidation and retrieval of memories. There is less evidence to suggest that these individuals would perform differently in identifying emotions, motor skills tests or routine activities.

Freyd and Colleagues (2007)suggest That Individuals Who Dissociate From, and Forget