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Explain how the example from the lecture illustrates the concept of procedural memory
TPO 14 - Question 4 Comfort Zone Bias Psychologists have found that when people make important decisions, they often choose to stay in their "comfort zones"; that is, they prefer remaining in comfortable, familiar situations, rather than entering into new
Tpo34-4: The Familiarity Principle
Valves in the heart regulate the flow of blood like gates or the locks of a canal When a valve malfunctions and needs to be replaced several factors need to be considered The biggest is the age of the patient Younger patients require valves that will last
Explain how the experiment described by the professor illustrates the familiarity principle.
In psychology the feeling of complete and energized focus in an activity is called flow People who enter a state of flow lose their sense of time and have a feeling of great satisfaction They become completely involved in an activity for its own sake rath
Critical Period It is generally believed that for many organisms there is a specific time period a so called window of opportunity during which the organism must receive crucial input from its environment in order for normal development to occur This peri
It is generally believed that for many organisms, there is a specific time period, a so-called “window of opportunity,” during which the organism must receive crucial input from its environment in order for normal development to occur. This period is
TPO 28 - Question 4Refute-and-PersuadeSometimes companies realize that consumers may have developed a negative impression of a product. One way in which they can resolve this problem is by using an advertising technique known as refute-and-persuade. Refut
TPO 23 - Question 4 Reference Groups Our thinking and behavior are often influenced by other people. When we admire and respect someone, we naturally try to imitate their behavior and attitudes. Groups of people whom we admire and whose behavior and att