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    Trauma creates a different kind of memory than ordinary events. Unlike remembering an ordinary event, when someone experiences the memory of a traumatic event, they are virtually reliving the experience.
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    Ego does not allow people to cultivate an honest and realistic assessment of their own abilities.
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