What is the difference between repression and suppression?
suppression is an involuntary process of forgetting and we can’t remember even if we try.
reppression is a voluntary process of forgetting and we can remember when asked.
repression is an involuntary process of forgetting and we can’t remember even if we try.
suppression is also an involuntary process of forgetting but we can remember when asked.
repression is an involuntary process of forgetting and we can’t remember even if we try.
suppression is a voluntary process of forgetting and we can remember when asked.
repression is a voluntary process of forgetting but we can’t remember even if we try.
suppression is also a voluntary process of forgetting and we can remember when asked.

Option C,

Repression is an involuntary process of forgetting and we can’t remember even if we try.

Suppression is a voluntary process of forgetting and we can remember when asked.

Explanation:

Suppression is a voluntary act  of forgetting some fact, memories, feelings, thoughts and impulses. When a person is asked about any such thing, he/she would not prefer to tell about it even though they remember it at the time of question being asked.

While repression is an involuntary act  of forgetting some fact, memories, feelings, thoughts and impulses. For example - if someone is asked about their childhood bad memories, they might not be able to recollect it.

Hence, option C is correct.

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