People who are depressed __________.
A) have normal memories
B) are actually able to remember faster
C) remember only depressing things
D) have a difficult time encoding new positive information

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Research has shown that individuals with depression have a bias towards negative information and have difficulty encoding new positive information. This can lead to a cycle of negative thinking and worsen depression symptoms. While people who are depressed may still have normal memories and be able to remember certain things faster, their difficulty with encoding new positive information is a key characteristic of depressive cognitive functioning.

People Who Are Depressed __________