Which of the following statements about emotion and memory is not true?

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In general, people are more likely to remember emotional events than non-emotional events (A) and tend to remember the central features of an emotional event at the expense of peripheral details (C). Also, people have a better memory for features of an emotional event that fit the general "gist" of the relevant emotion than for details that do not fit the emotional theme of the memory (D). However, people are more likely to remember negative details of an emotional event compared to positive details (B) – this phenomenon is called the negativity bias.

Which of the Following Statements About Emotion and Memory Is