People are able to recall and have vivid memories of traumatic events that happened long ago.This is called:
A) the egocentric bias.
B) the self-reference effect.
C) the self-serving bias.
D) flashbulb memory.

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Flashbulb memory refers to a highly detailed, exceptionally vivid 'snapshot' of the moment and circumstances in which a piece of surprising and consequential (or emotionally arousing) news was heard. Traumatic events often fall into this category, leading to strong and vivid memories that can persist over time. The other options (egocentric bias, self-reference effect, and self-serving bias) do not relate specifically to the phenomenon of vivid recall of past traumatic events.

People Are Able to Recall and Have Vivid Memories of Traumatic