Compared with formerly depressed people, those who are currently depressed are more likely to recall their parents as rejecting and punitive. This best illustrates

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This phenomenon is an example of mood-congruent memory, in which current mood or emotional state can influence the retrieval of memories that are consistent with that mood. Depressed individuals may be more likely to recall negative events and experiences, including perceived rejection and punishment from their parents, which can further exacerbate their depressive symptoms. This bias in memory retrieval can contribute to the maintenance of depression over time.

Compared with Formerly Depressed People, Those Who Are Currently Depressed