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Symptoms and Developmental Consequences of Autism Psychology Case Study
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The medical condition known as Austin is referred to as Autistic spectrum disorder or pervasive developmental disorder. This is an emotional disorder characterized by a patient’s profound withdrawal and insulation from social contact with other people, love of repetitive actions and behavior as well as a pronounced fear of environmental change. 
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The Nature and Nurture of Child Development Psychology Case Study
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Nature refers to the genetic makeup that a person carries from the time of conception to the time of death. On the other hand, nurture refers to environmental factors that an individual is exposed to from conception to death. The nature-nurture issue has been debated throughout the history of child development. 
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Applied Behaviour Analysis Psychology Assignment
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Functional assessment makes use of a lot of methods and strategies in order to identify the causes and to identify possible strategies to help in fixing the problem behaviors (Kanfer& Saslow 1969). It can be said that functional behavioral assessment analysis is more than just the problem behavior.  
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The Goal Theory of Motivation Psychology Literature review
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The goal theory of motivation in its present form can be traced to the 1980s when the term goals were used in the theory. The concept of goals was in use well prior to this period. The goal theory of motivation can also be traced to the achievement motivation theory developed and advanced by McClelland (1961, p. 24). 
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Communication Is not an Easy Process Psychology Essay
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 Berko (1984) voices that the word communication originates from the word “communism”, which means common. In this case, communication can be referred to as the process of sharing ideas, information, knowledge, feelings with an aim of gaining a common understanding of the usage of the information, intentions, and meaning.
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Dreams From a Freudian Perspective Psychology Essay
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Freud introduced the structural model of personality to account for his definition of the human mind. The structural model states that the personality is composed of three elements which are the id, ego, and superego, and the interaction among these three elements results in complex behaviors of humans. . Freud identified the id as the primal instinct of humans present at birth. 
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A Psychology of Memory: Flash Bulb Memories Psychology Essay
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Flashbulb memories are very hard to forget. They are determined by a high degree of surprise, haphazard enlightenment, and brevity although a photograph taken with a flashbulb captures everything in its range, flashbulb memories are incomplete to a large extent. These memories are one kind of long-term memories.
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Interpersonal Communication Psychology Essay
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Interpersonal Communication is a process involving the transfer of information between individuals of the same or different groups. The two main types of interpersonal communication include verbal and non-verbal types of communication. Interpersonal communication allows interactions between a minimum of two agents sharing a common ground.
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Definition Cognition: Verbal and Nonverbal Communications Psychology Assignment
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The process of involving mental processes to gain knowledge or information is known as Cognition. These processes include activities such as thinking, remembering, problem solving, judging, comprehension and knowing. The high-level functions that are conducted by the brain contain some activities such as imagination, planning, or perception.
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Psychology in Professional Health Psychology Essay
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The importance of using psychological interventions especially in CRPS cases derives from the recognition that utility in the management of non-CRPS chronic pain situations as a result of direct interactions between behavioral and psychological factors with pathophysiological mechanisms is underlain CRPS.
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The Interaction between a Counsellor and a Client Psychology Case Study
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Clarification of advice was also evident in the session when terminating the counselling. The counsellor used precise steps that Rose would use to resolve the problem with her daughter; for instance, the first step involved. Counsellor: So the first step is listening to yourself and not censoring your response as much as you felt you had to.
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Description of Psychodynamic Therapy Psychology Case Study
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Bearing in mind that Stephens’s case is a contingency reinforcement attitude, the counsellor should understand the occasion in which the response occurred, and how the responses were themselves and the consequences of the reinforcement of Stephens’s departure from the house pressure from the parents on him to marry.
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Behavioural Theories in Crimes Psychology Case Study
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They live in tented houses together with the family. At times, the wife has threatened to quit because of Bert’s behaviour. Assuming that Bert was the only provider of daily bread in the family, he is in a fix and has to make ends meet. The one-year-old needs a lot in terms of resources, while the four-year-old is just about age.
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Factors that Impact Perception Psychology Coursework
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Perception is the psychological function of giving meaning to stimuli such as shapes, smells, pressure and pain. Perception gives rise to personal behavioural reactions to particular situations. In spite of the fact that a group of people may actually observe the same entity, they each possess their own description of what is observed; their apparent view of reality.
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Anosognosia and Phantom Limb Psychology Coursework
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Bizarre syndromes such as anosognosia & phantom limb result from changes in regions of the nervous system that are somehow involved in producing our normal awareness of our own body parts & their positions. In cases of phantom limb, amputees continue to experience sensations from a nonexistent limb. Both of these abnormal neurological conditions are the direct result of damages.
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Motivational Theories Psychology Coursework
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Motivation has in the recent past gained popularity in organizations and learning institutions. The idea behind motivation is to improve the performance of an individual through encouragement and mentoring, however. However, motivation is deeper than that; it has psychological, intellectual, and emotional aspects.
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Motivational Interviewing and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Psychology Essay
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Schizophrenia is a Greek word that means a split - mind and is a psychiatric diagnosis of a mental disorder that under normal circumstances is characterized by the abnormal perception of reality.  Such symptoms start to manifest themselves in young adulthood and around 0.4 percent of the population is affected. 
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Key Aspects of Organisational Behavioral Psychology Coursework
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Motivation has been researched for numerous decades beyond the nineteenth century. Consequently, several theorists have accumulated their own findings resulting in a wide array of motivational theories.  In the 1950s, Frederick Herzberg identified a motivation theory that centers on the work and on the surrounding where tasks are accomplished.
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Important Counseling Skills Psychology Essay
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The session was between me and a counselor known as Erin Kerr. I was having difficulties relating with a relative of mine and also deciding whether I was doing the right course. In the session, the counselor allowed me to talk about my feelings and occasionally asked questioned or summarised what I was saying.
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Can Normative Development Exist Given That We All Experience Our Lives Differently Psychology Coursework
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Normative development refers to the ideal or expected standard of human development in the reference to the physical, psychological, and social aspects of human life. Alternatively, this concept accentuates how human development ought to be. The normative theory seeks to predict what will happen under several theoretical constraints.
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Mind-Body Problem Psychology Coursework
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Regarding the mind and body, several issues have been addressed. The most widely discussed issue is that of the nature of the mind relative to the body. For several years now, quite a number of famous Philosophers have attempted to solve this problem but to date, the problem remains. So what is the nature of this problem? 
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Cyber-bullying: The Internets Contribution to Aggressive Behaviour in Adolescents Psychology Literature review
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Notable similarities exist between cyber-bullying and conventional forms of bullying. All types of bullying illustrate developmental and behavioral problems for the perpetrator and the victim. Traditional and cyber-bullying both reveal a power differential between the abuser and the victim and both types reveal repeat maltreatment as a problem.
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Social Categorization: Relationship between Gender and Occupation Psychology Coursework
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From prior surveys carried out by psychologists, impressions that people have about others are shown to be coherent and unified in nature. This is more so in relation to personality attributes, gender, and occupation. In this case, there are various values that are associated with males and females.
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Mental Health in Later Life Psychology Essay
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Actually, its definitions and indicators which can be used to measure this quality of life of a person hence his well-being, shows a very high variation ranging from the socio-economic status of the respondents, the levels of contentment to needs and also functional ability, to meaning in life, life satisfaction, to the basic wellbeing and happiness.
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The Cognitive Adolescent Psychology Essay
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Cognitive development refers to the progressive development in the ability to think and reason, in this case for adolescents. This deliberate progression begins from simple basic concepts of thinking and response at birth like copying what adults around do to complex concepts of analysis, reflective indulgence, and deductive reasoning at maturity.
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Balancing Tertiary Studies With Work and Other Outside Commitments Psychology Coursework
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When the question asked if there was observed any problems or tensions in maintaining the balance between the public life and the private life the response was mainly in the positive and it was observed that in most cases there existed serious issues that dealt with the lack of balance between the family life and the career.
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Depression, Anxiety and Stress amongst First Year Psychology Students Psychology Lab Report
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This study was able to compare the statistical data against the Crawford and Henry community sample; it was the finding of this report that the initial hypothesis that all three issues i.e. stress, depression, and anxiety have gone up a great deal was proven true; in comparison to the 2003 study by Crawford and Henry. 
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Relationship of Eccentricity and Visual Acuity Psychology Lab Report
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The highest level of visual acuity would be achieved if the eye has adapted to the same level as the test luminance for test luminances of 34 cd/m2 to 34,000 cd/m2. For test luminance less than 34cd/m2, adapting to a lower luminance would be a having a slightly better acuity. During steady fixation, the eyes are in constant motion. 
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The Stroop Effect Issues Psychology Case Study
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Another theory would be that people would be able to read the words faster rather than looking at the color and reading out. The Stroop effect has been used in cognitive psychology to make sure that the interaction of behaviors interacted is understood and that would be the benchmark to measure the attention and that has been used by reliability.
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Family Health History Psychology Coursework
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The economic tussles in 1980 greatly affected him psychologically since he needed a lot of money to take care of his three children and to undergo an operation in a well-equipped hospital in the city. Moreover, feelings of despair during his old age greatly affected him psychologically subsequent to his first stroke.
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Sexuality from Text BookVan Krieken, R., Habibis, D., Smith, P., Hutchins, Psychology Essay
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 Domestic violence is a topic that has been written by very many authors. Many researchers assert that the average rates of gender violence have escalated since the onset of the nineteenth-century. Socio-economic inequalities, culture, and biological factors have been cited among other factors to be the major contributors to this social problem.
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Impact of Motivational Techniques on Mentally Ill People Psychology Research Paper
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The general public often has stigmatized attitudes towards mentally ill persons. This raises major factors that hinder such people from seeking medication, rehabilitation, and recovery. Attitudes to Mental Illness Questionnaire (ANIQ) was used to determine the effects of various procedures on stigmatized attitudes (Luty, Umoh, & Nuamah, 2009).
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The Relevance of Attachment Theory to the Development of Social Phobia in Children and/or Adolescents Psychology Coursework
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Feeling anxious in some social situations, or in anticipation of some social situations, is familiar to most people. Being interviewed for a job, speaking in public, or asking someone new for a date may produce the physical components of anxiety, such as sweaty hands, rapid heart rate, a trembling voice, or a dry mouth.
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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Psychology Essay
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Hembree EA, Foa EB has stated that there has to be a treatment that has to be meted out based on the language and the culture that has been represented and that means if the patient is bilingual with little knowledge about English, the patient should be given the opportunity for a translator. (Hembree EA, 2000,  pp.33-39)
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Effective Early Intervention Programs for Children with Autism Psychology Literature review
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On account of my nephew with autism, I have become interested in early intervention programs for autistic individuals.  Knowing that in some cases autism is for life, I pin my hope on these programs to help my nephew to know more than the basic survival skills in life that would render him independent in everyday living, thus minimizing his need for parental supervision.
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An Investigation of Dispositional and Contextual Determinants of Organizational Citizenship Behavior Psychology Coursework
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The total number of participants in this study is 148.  They were the students of HPS307/791 in trimester 1, 2009. Of these participants, eighteen (18) were males and one hundred thirty (130) were females. The male participants aged between 20 and 53 (with mean pegged at 32 and standard deviation at11).
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The Concepts of Compliance, Obedience and Conformity Psychology Coursework
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Social groups are based on individual relations that allow relevant individuals to interact and share beliefs and values. However, various group members have different behaviors shaped by their personal backgrounds. In order to associate themselves with a particular group, the individuals have to adopt similar behaviors that will distinctively characterize their group.
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Key Aspects of Counselling Session Psychology Essay
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The main aim of this essay is to highlight the session I had with a counselor and how the session has impacted me. The session which I had with the counselor was taped and that has helped me to analyze and reviews the conversation in detail. This essay will also cover the feelings that I had before entering the counseling session, during the counseling session.
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Cognitive Interview Method Psychology Literature review
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Fisher, R. P., and Amador, M has stated that interview questions may encourage more answers and more errors from the part of the answers and cognitive method need not be blamed for that reason. The cognitive method has been found to be useful from the part of forensics and a lot of success will be depending on the interview and training.
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Adlerian Commentary on the Case of Party Animal Psychology Coursework
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How the persons acquire these perceptions externally can come from various social interactions where they get an opportunity to see how people generally behave towards them. The internal manner of acquiring these perceptions generally involved the thought processes that individuals go through to assess how they are perceived by their social environment.
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Is Behaviour a Function of Biological Processes(Natur) Psychology Essay
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This debate represents the unresolved portion of the researches focusing on the relative role of genes and environment in determining the principles of human growth, i.e., from athleticism to a person’s predisposition to obesity. Through the genes, the characteristic traits from parents to offspring are biologically transmitted. 
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Is Behaviour a Function of Biological Processes (nature) or Is It Due To Interactions with Environment (Nurture) Psychology Essay
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It is further hypothesized that ordinary human beings would normally think that the parents will always be there no matter what happens, hence if they would somehow deviate from what their parents had told or advised them to do, they will always understand. However, if they will deviate from what is the norm in the environment, they will be alienated and they fear that the most.
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Gender Impact on the Stroop Effect Psychology Research Paper
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The hypothesis of the study states the fact that gender has an impact on the Stroop effect with the females were faster in showing their response when it comes to the identification and in the naming of the colors. Females have come out to be in more advantageous position when it comes to the identification and naming of the colours
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Counselling Supervision Psychology Case Study
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I stated earlier that if your good at counseling you can counsel anyone. Well if your good at counseling you can also use any theory when dealing with your client as well (Nigel & Borin 2003). Even though you don't want to combine any of the theories with one another, it can be done. There is never just one theory to help a client (Dryden 2002).
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Two Theories of Personality Psychology Essay
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There are a number of personality theories that have been presented and used to analyze the thoughts and psychology and the emotional status of people. Two of the most compared are the personality theirs instigated by Freud and Skinner. This paper is aimed at doing an in-depth analysis of Freud’s and Skinner’s personality theories. 
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Narcissism and the Five Factor Model of Personality Psychology Essay
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In further explanation; under the broad concept of Neuroticism comes both Angry-hostility, an NPI trait, and self-consciousness, an NPDS trait. Anger is a clear behavior of the extroverted overt narcissist while self-consciousness is the first reaction of an introverted yet inner narcissist. (Raskin, Hall, 1979). 
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Effects of Day Care on Cognitive Competence Psychology Research Paper
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The study reveals the fact that there is a direct as well as a positive relationship between the quality of the childcare, cognitive development of the child, and social competency level. If the children get better quality childcare during their preschool years, they can attain better cognitive as well as social skills during that time period.
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Interpersonal Skills Psychology Coursework
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The verbal and non-verbal forms of communication are central in every person’s life. The non-verbal cues and signals are continuously being transmitted from one person, the sender, to others, the recipients. One's body often passes on massages either involuntarily or voluntarily to other people in his or her presence.
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Research in Counselling: Validity and Reliability Psychology Assignment
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It can be said that it seemed as if the researcher was just making assumptions. And not giving a proper analysis of the results. Apart from this the heading should have been analyzed and not discussed as it is a quantitative research and in quantitative researches, the results are analyzed not just discussed. 
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Analysis of Counseling and Therapy in One Family Psychology Case Study
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The goal is to provide a condensed snapshot of what therapy might look like over three sessions during the beginning, middle, and ending stages of therapy. The issue of sexual intimacy will not be addressed in these sessions due to the young age of the two boys. The therapist would likely choose to see the couple separately following the family sessions if they felt there was still a problem.
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