Na podlagi študije, za katero stoji Elizabeth Kensinger lahko večkrat govorimo o negativnem strahu. Po njenih besedah si namreč veliko boljše zapomnimo velike dogodke, ki so se nam zgodili ter imeli velik vpliv na naše življenje kot tiste, ki so na nas imeli manjši vpliv. Velikokrat smo tudi proti temu, da negativne spomine pustimo za seboj kar te še dodatno okrepi. Na podlagi tega lahko sklepamo, da se lažje spominjamo nekaterih nezaželenih trenutkov kot npr. nasilja kot lepih pogovorov ter majhnih/preprostih trenutkov, ki štejejo kar je strašljivo.

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According to Elizabeth Kensinger of Boston College, we remember stories that had a larger impact on our life better, than those that had little effect on us. We’re really against it when it comes to moving past negative events that have happened to us behind and we are much likely to remember that one embarrassing scene or a moment of violence. On the other hand, we easily forget days that were gentle, easy, where we laughed or took pleasure in simplicity and that’s pretty scary.

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