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The main factors of exam-related stress Psychology Research Paper
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The test was structured in three main parts, out of which the first one was purely demographic, having the strict purpose of establishing the gender and the educational level but also the educational background of each of the interviewed students.
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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Psychosocial Interventions Psychology Essay
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During the 1980’s the Cognitive Therapist joined forces with the Behaviour Therapist to modify people’s inaccurate beliefs. The two therapies merged to work hand in hand, which led to much research being conducted in recent years. This helped to advocate the development of cognitive-behavioral interventions for psychosis (Haddock & Slade, 1996). 
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Adolescent bulimia and psychotherapeutic efficacy Psychology Essay
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Using a standardized test for bulimic presence and severity, the Bulimic Investigatory Test, Edinburgh (BITE), this research project will obtain an age-appropriate sample from the New York City educational system and qualify a sample group.
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Intensive Behavioral Treatment for Children with Autism Psychology Essay
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Among the studies conducted in recent years, the intervention program tested and studied by Sallows and Graupner deserves considerable attention. In this study, the impact of parent-directed and clinic-directed behavioral intervention in the early treatment of infants diagnosed with autism is scientifically investigated across a period of four years.
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Applied Biological Principles in Mental Health Psychology Essay
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It is normal to experience sadness, loss, or a passing case of the blues. Major depression is different in that the feelings of sadness are persistent and significantly alter an individual’s thoughts, behavior, and mood affecting activity and health (NAMl, 2007). Depression is more common in women than men with double the incidence rate, compared to men.
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Attachment Effects of Maternal Depression and the Relationships with Their Child Psychology Essay
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John Bowlby developed a theory about a child’s relationship with its mother that was the paradigmatic shift in how familial relationships were viewed. After reading Lorenz’s paper on imprinting, Bowlby had empirical support for rejecting Freud’s reason of sensuous oral fixation. The mother-infant bond was more than oral gratification and mother love.
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A Guide through the Theory of Knowledge Psychology Term Paper
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Ways of knowing are the methods by which knowledge is gathered in this world. There is no one single method that makes the knowledge. There are also no controlling factors or way of knowing that ensures the learning process or the knowledge gathering complete. Every one of the methods is essential to ensure that the knowledge is gathered.
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Concept of Stress in the Workplace Psychology Essay
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health defines job stress as the harmful physical and emotional responses that occur when the requirements of the job do not match the capabilities, resources, or needs of the worker. Stress is generally an undesirable pathological human reaction to psychological, social, occupational, or environmental stimuli.
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Isolation and Mental Retardation Psychology Essay
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Learning ability is intrinsically related to perceptions of isolation and loneliness. There is difficulty in learning by way of a structured and uni-dimensional curriculum. Such difficulty can adversely affect children’s feelings of belongingness and subsequently inhibit their social interactions. Loneliness and social unhappiness can be reliably measured.
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Social Constructionist Issues Psychology Essay
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Rather than simply proposing yet another new theory within the methodological framework of contemporary academic psychology, its aim is quite different: by the introduction of whole new 'vocabularies,' whole new ways of talking, its aim is 'to change the subject'; or, as Billig et al (1988) put it, 'to change the agenda of argumentation' (Shotter, 1997).
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Critical Incident Analysis Case Study Psychology Case Study
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Although Jane was the patient I was caring for, this incident is related to her mother. In this assignment, no information will be utilized which could violate the healthcare informatics confidentiality issues, such as anonymity, confidentiality, and data protection.
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Helping to Effectively Support a Dyslexic Boy at School Psychology Assignment
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Researchers are making great strides in understanding the genetic and neurological causes of dyslexia. Educators and parents must take this information and convey it to children with dyslexia. Children with dyslexia need to learn facts based on sound scientific information to build accurate conceptions of their disability in their minds.
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Happiness and Sorrow Psychology Essay
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Happiness is a state of mind. People talk about the keys to happiness or the secrets to happiness. Generally, people in the better salaries bracket are happier than those with inadequate salary. However, it is not only monetary satisfaction that is responsible for happiness. There are other factors such as doing good, selflessness, and resilience.
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The Characters in the Movie Hanging Up with Reference to Disparate Psychological Categories Psychology Assignment
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Keirsey’s Temperament Sorter has 4 temperament types, and the model may be used in conjunction with that of Myers and Briggs, which consists of sixteen personality types. Briggs and her daughter Myers “added a fourth dimension to the three Jung dimensions, namely Judging-Perceiving, which is related to a personality's approach to decision-making". 
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The Concept of Personality Traits Psychology Essay
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The myths & statements like ‘Leaders are born’ and ‘Leaders can be developed’ are still under the question of research gaining and losing at different instances. This makes one observe the different traits of leaders and the theories and models of learning at one site. It also observes the implications of the above theories in different application areas.
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The Person Centered Model Psychology Essay
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The author states that the skill and abilities of a person are clearly understood in Person Centered Model. It is a process which involves various steps. First the problem of the person must be analyzed. Then counseling is conducted to find out his feelings and emotions. Likes and dislikes are also known.
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Philosophical View on Human Nature Psychology Essay
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‘Every human is indeed a slave of circumstances.’ An honest man commits cruel or socially unacceptable acts mostly when situations compel him. Nobody steals things out of instinct or out of fashion. They do so for one fundamental reason that is they need it badly. People may do so out of habit which is in fact a disease as per the psychological disorder.
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Kohlbergs Theory of Moral Development Psychology Case Study
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The аssessment of the group of people concerning the stаge of their morаl development provides а frаmework of this analysis. The group of people is а university clаss, the teаcher interviewed is the person who gives lectures to the clаss аnd works closely with the students. The teаcher, therefore, cаn evаluаte the morаl development of students.
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Career Management and Career Development Psychology Term Paper
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The current job market is very dynamic and the people should no longer expect that there would be stability and career progress that is linear. This is the reason why people need to be on the lookout for the growing job market that is also varied, often in nonconventional areas. Current graduates are getting employment in areas.
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Bullying: Is Aggression a Natural Part of Child Development Psychology Essay
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Bullying can also be related to gaslighting, teasing, or stalking, in light of certain cases. Bullying is usually done to derive sadistic pleasure by inflicting pain on the victim and enjoying a feeling of physical or social superiority. The reason for aggressive behavior in children is, by no stretch of the imagination, different from those in grown-ups.
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The Power of the Mind Psychology Essay
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The mind as I see it is very powerful. It helps you build the person that you are. It is in every way flexible to the world around us and even to our own internal world. The mind is the best part of the person's body. It sees beyond what we can perceive. It is where perception, self-consciousness, thinking, believing, remembering, hoping, etc.
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Facial Recognition as a Distinct Psychological Phenomenon Psychology Essay
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Central to the problem is the question: are faces recognized by us humans any differently than other objects? There is recent scientific evidence that facial recognition occurs at a subconscious level, without the subject being aware of it. In particular, there is emerging evidence that in 'prosopagnosia', a disorder where subjects are unable to identify 'faces'.
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Analysing Leadership Styles Psychology Essay
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As a result, it may be important to have the leaders who in fact commit resources and project milestones privy to the project scope as a whole.  In a large company such as ABB sometimes this is impossible, as I found out, due to the fact that perhaps the person, who is in charge of scheduling and putting the project scope together for that particular project, may, in fact, be in an entirely different country.
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How can an Individual Turn Diffidence to Confidence Psychology Essay
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Nobody can stand for us in the same way that nobody can walk for us, nor live for us, nor die for us. We walk for ourselves, living our own life and die our own death. Only we learn from ourselves. We can’t be depending on ourselves to others. Just imagine when you are experiencing what every speaker or anyone else who faces a big audience.
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Gender Differences in the Performance on the Stroop Test Psychology Research Paper
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The author explains that the purpose of stroop test is to measure how effectively the human brain works in association with the mental tasks assigned to it. Especially with Stroop test the mental ability of a person involving attention, automatic processing and response selection is clearly assessed.
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Identifying Specific Learning Difficulties Psychology Essay
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The Special Educational Needs Code of Practice (DfES, 2001a) refers to specific learning difficulties in a section considering ‘cognition and learning’. The section also refers to other learning difficulties such as moderate, severe, and profound that affect a child more generally and are not therefore specific learning difficulties.
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Psychodynamics in the Field of Psychology Psychology Essay
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Psychodynamic counselling is thus a model that utilises the various psychoanalytic concepts to explain human growth and development and the nature or causes of psychological problems. The model uses the therapeutic relationship to gain useful insight into the unconscious relationship patterns that have evolved from childhood.
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Alternative Theories of Stress Psychology Essay
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A definite amount of stress was even essential for survival and that not all stress reactions are unenthusiastic. While a certain amount of stress is necessary for survival, prolonged stress adversely affects health and well-being (Bernard & Krupat, 1994). Franken (1994) pointed out that stress is usually viewed as a set of neurological and physiological reactions.
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The Alphabet of Eyes Coding Psychology Assignment
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A familiar individual is deemed fit for the pre-testing such that the child will feel comfortable talking and playing with the person, although not as closely related to his mother. This method will be used to leave the child and the other person to begin as strangers, where it is expected that the child may not establish eye contact.
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Psychological Assessment in a Development Center Psychology Assignment
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The decisions are taken based on data pooling, which in turn is influenced by the total number of participants, the combination of various simulation methods, also known as psychological exercises, the team of evaluators, numerous job-related behaviors, and finally, the sharing of data. (Ballantyne & Povah, 2004) 
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Every Person Has Their Own Perceptions of Beauty Psychology Essay
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Beauty is the attributes of a person, animal, or object that create interest and attraction in another person's mind. Every person has his or her own perceptions of beauty, beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. The biology of beauty is static and describes the biological nature of the characteristics that influence people's perception of beauty.
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Cognitive and Behavior Therapies Issues Psychology Essay
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It focuses on the problem and difficulties in human behavior such as depression, anxiety, panic, phobias, and obsessive-compulsive disorders caused by drug addiction. Depression, anxiety, panic, and phobias can cause disability in the patients, and sometimes patients with this cognitive behavior problem commit suicide.
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Stress Management in Organization Psychology Essay
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Definition of stress also has been added to understand that what is stress is all about. S/he had shown that why stressful situations arise at the workplaces and what are the main stressors which have a considerable impact on an individual. S/he had added some theories and researches about how these stressors affect the productivity within the organization.
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Mnemonics of Cognitive Interviews Psychology Assignment
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The event lasted about 10 minutes and memory was tested approximately a week later. Each interview began with a practice session in which children were asked to describe what they did when they brushed their teeth in the morning. In most cases, the children gave a brief account without any prompting.
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The Theory of Person-Centred Counselling Psychology Book Report/Review
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Undoubtedly, the three core conditions have made a considerable contribution to assisting individuals to achieve therapeutic, successful change. They are embedded in the practice of counselling, in some form or another and are applicable to many domains of health service delivery, not just in the field of psychotherapy.
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No New Katrina Aid in Bush Budget Psychology Term Paper
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The landscape was put in a state o panorama of death and devastation. Homes become sudden tombs that registered high death tolls with bodies rotting away upon bodies. The laxity in channeling prompt response is to blame for all this regardless of the Tsunami alert systems that have been planted on the vast water masses.
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Students Diagnosed with Anxiety Disorder: A Counselors Views Psychology Essay
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The anxiety disorders are one of the most prevalent categories of psychopathology in school children. These disorders are common, especially in school going children with the 3-month estimates ranging between 2.2% to 8.6%. However, the 6-month estimates range from 5.5 to 17.7% (Costello et al., 2005).
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Attention Deficit Disorder in Child Development Psychology Essay
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It is characterized by distractibility, impulsivity, and restlessness. Children with ADD tend to think quickly and creatively. They are usually smart, intuitive, and full of new ideas and plans. They procrastinate, have trouble staying on task, completing projects, or following through on ideas. They underachieve in school or unintentionally disrupt social occasions.
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Mozart Effect in Action Psychology Essay
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I  think the Mozart effect is the perfect example of a passive effect and is also a good epitome of a non-social approach to cognitive influence.  The  Mozart  Effect: Tapping the  Power of Music to Heal the Body, Strengthen the  Mind, and Unlock the  Creative Spirit. We predicted that the ME would spread more in regions with problematic primary education.
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Conflict with roommates Psychology Case Study
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It would be interesting to know what it is that leads to these subconscious urge to detach ourselves from conflict. Many theories have been advanced to try and explain the causes of conflict in society and a few shall be sampled and applied to the understanding of the relationships with roommates in college.
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Moving Away from Home Psychology Essay
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There comes a point in most young adult lives when they face moving away from home to live on their own. In some cultures the change may come immediately after completing high school or college, while in other cultures children may not move out until marriage.
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The Relationship between the Therapist and the Client Psychology Book Report/Review
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Operant conditioning was initially termed ‘instrumental conditioning’ by the American psychologist Thorndike in 1913 and later renamed by its most famous theorist, Skinner. The latter demonstrated that in a piece of apparatus called a Skinner box, a rat or pigeon would learn to press a lever or peck at a light in order to get a food reward.
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Psychology and Its Importance Psychology Case Study
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The author states that psychology is an amalgamation of knowledge acquired either through theories read, through education and logical and scientific connection of mental operations and behavior or performance. It is an understanding developed through knowledge and skills in numerous areas of human activities.
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African-American psychology Psychology Essay
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Even under the critical eye of the sneering public, Brown plunged and took the risk. That single-minded desire for self-expression and recognition, was in fact shared by the whole Afro-American people
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Are Reason and Emotion Equally Necessary in Justifying Moral Decisions Psychology Essay
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Through the ages, there have been attempts of various types to analyze and to comprehend the most fundamental means of knowledge acquisition. To make a basic distinction, the reason is a faculty of awareness which attempts “to perceive that which exists by organizing observational data” whereas emotion a faculty of reaction to one’s perception. 
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Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale Psychology Essay
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It was originally designed to "remedy the problems of existing rating scale by providing a specific measure of the severity of symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder that is not influenced by the type of obsessions or compulsions present". The scale is a "clinician-rated, 10-item scale, each item rated from 0 (no symptoms) to 4 (extreme symptoms) (total range, 0 to 40), with separate subtotals for severity of obsessions and compulsions." The characteristics of each item during the prior week up until and including the time of the interview is rated where scores reflect the average (mean) occurrence of each item for the entire week.
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Developing Teamwork Productivity in a Diverse Workforce Psychology Essay
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In a diverse workforce, it becomes an even greater challenge. Before deciding whether a team approach is appropriate, some considerations must be made. Firstly, it is necessary to look at the advantages and disadvantages of teams. Secondly, it is necessary to consider the interpersonal challenges associated with teams.
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The Effects of Different Disability Labels on Life Psychology Essay
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Each disability is being named and the people carry that label throughout their lives. A person labeled with a disability is given certain privileges over others. They are given preference in education, employment, and medical facilities. If a person is labeled with some disability, society sees him differently. They are not allowed to mingle with other people.
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Techniques of Psychology Psychology Essay
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I have also used these techniques when I get upset with a family member. I will focus on their qualities (such as my father’s ability to be so patient with me) and the good times that we have shared. Then I will focus on the sensory details of that person and of that particular memory and I become not so upset.
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Burrhus Frederic Skinner in APA Style Psychology Essay
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People are born as blank slates and whatever they learn to do depends on their interactions and experiences with the environment; behaviour that is followed by satisfying consequences will be more likely to be repeated and behaviour that is followed by unsatisfying consequences will be less likely to be repeated.  
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