Aa participants whose personal stories include a narrative are more often successful in sustaining sobriety.

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redemptive.

Explanation:

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''... participants whose personal stories include a REDEMPTIVE narrative are more often successful in sustaining sobriety''

To understand the above statement very well we have to understand some Psychological terms, they are;

> NARRATIVE: a narrative is a story(whether it is plausible or not) that expresses the narrator's experience in a particular subject matter. Narratives may be in written form or spoken.

>REDEMPTIVE NARRATIVE: redemptive narrative is a Psychology term use to show how a story is being told to express the narrator's experience in a subject matter and this include all records of the events for example all the bad things, challenges, good things and so on that happened in the story.

So, if a person tells personal stories that involves redemptive narrative the person is more often successful in sustaining sobriety.

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