e disorders are more prevalent than is commonly realized (See Bailey et al., 2018: Bailey & Brand, 2017; Loewenstein. 2018). In his recent review. Loewenstein (2018) found prevalence rates in the general population ranging from 9.1 to 18.3% and prevalence rates in clinical populations ranging from 4.6 to

2018: Lyssenko et al., 2018). Dissociative disorders are more prevalent than is commonly realized (See Bailey et al., 2018: Bailey & Brand, 2017; Loewenstein. 2018). In his recent review. Loewenstein (2018) found prevalence rates in the general population ranging from 9.1 to 18.3% and prevalence rates i

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ing happiness in both cases— and some (e.g., climbing a mountain or making love to a new partner) may even be better contemplated than consummated (Loewenstein, 1999). We are more likely to mentally revisit our experiences than our things in part because our experiences are more centrally connected to our

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