What are mirror neurons? When might they be activated in the brains of human beings or non-human animals?  Explain and answer in your own words.

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Q: Be able to define validity and reliability in psychological research.

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Q: What is memory  Explain process of memory

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Q: Define Sensory neurons?

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Q: Q1.How Erik Erikson eight stages work in human Personality development?

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Q: define the term Embodied Cognition  Give an everyday example of Emodied Cognition

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Q: identify one study that was deemed to be unethical.

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Q: How are emotions different from moods?

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Q: Which are the 3 groups that Cognitive-behavioral theories view on unipolar depression fall into?

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Q: Differentiate between declarative memory and procedural memory

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Q: What is the Five-Factor Model?

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Q: What is James Gibson's central claim on visual perception ?

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Q: What is free association?

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