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| How we think, our emotions & behavior and human interactions. |
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| elementary vowel and consonant sounds that combine to form morphemes. |
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| An outward sign that a person is experiencing an emotion. |
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| While Abby Sleeps her body is restoring itself. |
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| You've ever experienced a disconnect between your internal attitudes and your external behavior. |
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| A path persuasion that involves paying careful attention to strong, well-presented arguments that are personally relevant and that appeal to reason. |
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| An angry toddler hitting his head against the wall. |
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| Physical, Cognitive, ans Social changes that we experience through our life spans. |
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| Mental activities associated with sensation, perception, thinking, knowing, remembering, and communicating. |
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| The smallest meaningful units that represent the objects, events, ideas, characteristics, and relationships in a languages vocabulary. |
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| heightened bodily reaction to stimulus |
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| an outward sign that a person that a person is experiencing an emotion |
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| a theory that suggest that people may carry out altruistic acts with theexpectation of being the recipient of altruism at some point in the future or because they have been helped altruism sometime in the past. |
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| a path to persuasion that involves paying careful attention to strong well presented arguments that are personally relevant and that appeal to reason. |
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| a path to persuasion that involves evaluating an argument based on tangential cues rather than on the arguments merits. |
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