FREUD & ERROR

“Closure” is a concept invented by people who hate unanswered texts.

✗ FAKE
Closure is a psychological concept about resolving an ambiguous situation or ending, linked to the need for cognitive closure studied by Arie Kruglanski. It was not invented by people upset by unanswered texts.

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