Getting trapped in one's thoughts about unpleasant events and an inability to move on from them is a risk of

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Counterfactual thinking is the tendency to dwell on alternative outcomes or scenarios that could have led to a different result. This often involves replaying past events in one's mind and focusing on negative aspects or mistakes that were made. This can lead to getting trapped in one's thoughts about unpleasant events and an inability to move on from them. The other options (A, C, D, and E) are not directly related to this phenomenon.

Getting Trapped in One's Thoughts About Unpleasant Events and an Inability