1. Which of the following is NOT true of learning? a. As you learn new things, you work to hardwire the connections. O b. Your brain needs "exercise" in order to keep functioning properly. O . You should avoid reusing information. d. Repetition is vital to learning.

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Q: When memories are available but not accessible, forgetting may be cue-dependent. T or F?

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A: The systematic procedure or techniques that can be used for identifying, selecting, process, collect...

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Q: Stereotyping is an example of oversimplification in thinking. T or F?

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Q: Are some motives more basic than others?

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Q: What is meant by Personality ?

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Q: Explain briefly the experimental method.

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Q: give 1 short metaphor(figure of speech) about morals/morality.

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