When somebody who is depressed may tend to recall more negative events than a person who is not depressed, although both individuals experienced the same number of negative events, we conclude that we observe a case of ________.
A) bias
B) interference
C) suggestibility
D) blocking

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This phenomenon is known as a bias, specifically a cognitive bias where the individual's current mood or psychological state influences their recall of past events, making them more likely to remember negative experiences.

When Somebody Who Is Depressed May Tend to Recall More