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What is it called when you think too much about things in your past?
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Too much?: Are you remembering specific events, situations and/or people? What emotions are these memories associated with (joy, sadness, grief, fear, betrayal, etc.)? What is currently triggering these memories? I would label this type if thinking differently depending on your answers.
Answered 4/1/2016
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