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The brain's way of helping its human to pick and choose which memories to keep or toss, depending if they are positive or not

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this is a mechanism to protect the mind from emotional/traumatic experiences. Either consciously o unconsciously.

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Motivated forgetting is when the brain “purposefully” let’s go of certain information for the benefit of the person.

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It is when our brain represses or suppresses memories, usually from bad experiences, unwanted thoughts, trauma, etc.

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It is a phenomenon that takes place when someone "forgets" an event or even language expressions that this person associates with trauma, humiliation or sorrow. This can happen consciously or unconsciously.

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A theory that suggests people block or forget memories due to an unpleasant meaning associated to them. It can be conscious= suppress or unconscious=repression

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I think that is when something traumatic happens to you and your mind makes everything to forget that traumatic event.

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Selectively forgetting information to reduce emotional distress.

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the subject decides consciously/unconsciously what to remember and what to forget based on emotional and psychological response

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A way in which our brain protects us from damaging memories

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Motivating forgetting is when someone chooses to forget something on purpose, often because it's too painful, stressful, or uncomfortable to remember.

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Sometimes some memories are blocked because of a trauma event

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A cope mechanism for events considered to be traumatic to avoid pain or suffering this can be either conscious or unconscious 

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A cope mechanism for events considered to be traumatic to avoid pain or suffering this can be either conscious or unconscious 

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It is a theory related to forgetting o repressing unwanted, unpleasant or traumatic memories. This happens due to the brain trying to protect itself 🤓

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There are factors as unpleasant memories that can affect the learning process

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Motivated forgetting is when someone makes themself forget about something because it is linked to a negative experience

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when the brain suppresses unwanted memories or bad experiences to avoid anxiety

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Motivated forgetting is a psychological concept that refers to when people intentionally or unconsciously forget information because it is unpleasant, threatening, or emotionally distressing.

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When our brain we forgets or blocks unwanted information or memories due to a trauma to protect ourselves

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A way in which our brain protects us from damaging memories

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It is the blockage of memories, particularly negative ones such as traumatic or stressful situations

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Motivated forgetting means either traumatic events, embarrassing moments or the person wanting to forget making the mind choose that memory to erase.

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Theory that suggests people block or forget memories due to an unpleasant meaning associated to them.

It can be conscious= suppress or unconscious= repression

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An activity form the brain to forget something that has caused pain, stress or unpleasant feelings, and the person desires to get rid of all those possibilities or trauma or negative thoughts.

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when you forget about something that made you feel bad or that you didn’t like and the brain blocks that memory and it’s like it didn’t happen

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How your mind keeps yourself safe by forgetting past aspects that could have affected you severely

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Unpleasant memories in the L2 learning process can affect the production

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It is a process which learners use where they forget consciously or unconsciously as a defense mechanism of previous trauma.

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Motivated forgetting is the conscious or subconisous way a person forgets specific memories being traumatic or others.

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This theory (if called as so) talks about mechanismns of the brain when it comes to very stressfull situations and experiences, this can affect positively or negatively when it comes to learn English in a ESL/EFL context. The classroom environment is very important due to the reactions that the classmates and even teachers have, certain processes can be affected.