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    The current paper explores the concept of priming and the impact it can have socially on how girls view themselves based on their surroundings. Priming is defined as the exposure to socially relevant stimuli‚ such as mindset or cognitive style‚ and the influence it can have on the way of thinking or mental procedure. In implicit priming‚ the influence can occur outside of people’s awareness/intention (Mussweiler & Strack‚ 1999). It is important to complete implicit priming because it limits the bias

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    framework. Taste Aversion “Any natural phenomenon chosen at will‚ may be converted into a conditional stimulus‚ any visual stimulus‚ any desired sound‚ any odour and the simulation of any part of the skin” Pavlov stated that any sort of event which elicits an unconditional response can become associated with the environmental events that precede it. In classical learning‚ animals associate one stimulus with the correct response by relating an unconditioned response to conditioned stimuli. This theory

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    Body percept; Body concept; Subliminal processing cues. Results: The women with relatively unhealthy eating attitudes were influenced by the fatness stimulus‚ with a worsening of their body percept and concept. In contrast‚ the women with healthier eating attitudes showed an improvement in their body percept in response to the thinness stimulus. Conclusion: The findings support the centrality of body image schemata in eating psychopathology‚ although there is a need for replication and extension

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    PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING Learning is a process that depends on experience and leads to long-term changes in behavior potential. Behavior potential designates the possible behavior of an individual‚ not actual behavior. The main assumption behind all learning psychology is that the effects of the environment‚ conditioning‚ reinforcement‚ etc. provide psychologists with the best information from which to understand human behavior. As opposed to short term changes in behavior potential (caused e.g.

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    consumption behaviors. Explain your choices : (a) Buying a six-pack of Gatorade Classical Learning According to Pavlion theory‚ conditioned learning result when a stimulates paired with another stimulus that elicits a kwon response serves to produce the same response by itself. The situation builds up through repeated exposure. (b) Preferring to purchase jeans at a Diesel Store Cognitive learning. Theories believe that learning occur through trialand-error process with habit formed as a result of rewards received

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    ERP involves eliciting a fear or anxiety driven response through exposing participants to a stimulus and then controlling their response to prevent participants from performing their compulsive routines and gain extinction learning. Whereas CT involves the intervention on the dysfunctional beliefs surrounding the obsessions and compulsions that

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    events. It can be also define as a general feeling or evaluation (positive or negative) about some person‚ object or issue. Attitudes can be form in four different ways which are mere exposure‚ self-perception‚ associate learning and functional reason. Mere exposure is the more exposure‚ more positive feeling to a stimulus and no action is required. Associative learning is divided to classical conditioning (implicit) and operant conditioning (explicit). Implicit has no action is require in participant

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    remember more some words than others given the context and aspects they linked to an object. “Due  to  the  ‘mere  exposure  effect’‚  Nutella  is   the  most  preferred  brand   and  is  also considered  as  a  ‘status  mark’.”  Mere  exposure  effect  is  a  physiological  phenomenon  where  people develop  a  preference  for  a  stimulus  due  to  the  high  frequency  of  exposure.  G.  Fechner  first  described this  effect  in  1876  but  the  most  known  scientist  is  R.  Zajonc.  In  the 

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    core characteristics of anxiety disorders‚ the way the anxiety process happens‚ and its maintenance six processes and cognition biases. Then second‚ the focus of CBT treatment of anxiety disorders‚ its different interventions and the use of gradual exposure as a fundamental treatment for all phobic anxieties. CBT theory believes that the main concept in anxiety disorder is an over involvement with exaggerated ideas about a perceived threat. This is associated with undermining the client’s own abilities

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    attention) by starting with the larger concept or idea (it can even be the concept or idea of an object) and then working our way down to the finer details of that concept or idea. A. Thresholds * An Absolute Threshold is the lowest amount of stimulus needed to notice it 50% of the time. * For example‚ you turn down the radio to a point where you only hear the faint sound half the time.  Then that loudness (decibel) is your absolute threshold for sound. * Signal detection theory predicts

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