Blake has been getting a lot better after their traumatic experiences, and finally takes a vacation. Relaxing by the ocean's beaches, suddenly Blake can't stop thinking about their traumatic experience. Blake's mind keeps thinking the same thoughts over and over, wondering if there was anything Blake could have done to avoid trauma. This is an example of: Group of answer choices Memories stored in the hippocampus helping Blake "process" trauma the Salience Network interrupting the Default Mode Network "doing nothing" The Posterior Cingulate Cortex being in a state of "flow" as Blake engages in thoughts about the self. The Central Executive Network "overriding" the Salience Network's vigilance