Freud's concept of imagined loss posits that predisposed individuals unconsciously interpret other types of events as severe loss events.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Freud's concept of imagined loss suggests that individuals who have a predisposition to loss, such as those who have experienced significant loss events in childhood, are more likely to interpret other events as severe losses even if they are not. This interpretation is thought to occur at an unconscious level.

Freud's concept of imagined loss posits that predisposed individuals unconsciously interpret other types of events as severe loss events.

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