1. It refers to a generalised descriptions of societies and people in them which help tocategorize things, events and people and make sense of the world around us. A. behaviors B. norms C. stereotypes D. traditions

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A: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurological condition usually diagnosed in…

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A: Experimental research involves the scientific method of conducting research, where a researcher has…

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A: 43. There are psychologists who theorize about the potential effects of birth order, that is about…

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A: > Cognition refers to the information processing inside the brain. Cognitive psychology studies…

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A: Nelson Cowan's model of working memory views the same as an embedded and cognitive process that…

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A: Circadian rythms are physical, mental, and behavioral changes in a 24 hours cycle. Sleep wake cycle…

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A: In social psychology, groupthink is a phenomenon that takes place when a group of people, seemingly…

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A: Psychotherapy is a healing relationship between one who is willing to gain help regarding one's…

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A: Sample is the selected number of person or objects used for a study to represent the population…

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A: Lifestyle refers to an individual's way of living. Lifestyle is generally conceived as a way of life…

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