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A: As stimulus intensity is increased, recording from a single neuron shows no change in the amplitude ...

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Q: 3 important life events of Sigmund Freud

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Q: What are the ideas of Freud?

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Q: can someone do a biography on BF skinner? like his theories and what was he known for?

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Q: You may have heard someone refer to themselves as being “left-brained” or “right-brained”, however t...

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Q: How would you define and give examples of key cognitive processes explained by Piaget’s theory of as...

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Q: What is Huntington’s disease? What part of the brain is affected?

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Q: comprehensive sexuality education is needed within the school system

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Q: What is the main idea of operant conditioning?

A: Operant conditioning is a learning approach that focuses on intermediates in an individual's behavio...

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A: Procedural fluency is derived from the skill of carrying out a mental operation accurately, efficien...

Q: Why are companionate relationships important in a marriage?

A: Ans. A companionate relationship is one where you are committed to other person and that bond has al...

Q: What is phsycology

A: The history of psychology starts from thousand years ago in ancient India, China, Greece, Egypt, and...