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When people repeatedly imagine nonexistent actions and events, they can inadvertently create false memories. For example, in an experiment, students are asked to repeatedly visualize breaking a toothpick. Following this, they are more likely to think they have actually broken a toothpick. This is known as .
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What was jimmy carter's political experience prior to becoming the president? he was both a lieutenant governor and secretary of state. city commissioner and director of the cia. he was a state senator and governor. secretary of the navy and state senator. next question @ ask for
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Social Studies, 23.06.2019 09:00, memberpabc
The graph shows a demand curve. what does the data shown in this graph represent? a decrease in quantity demanded as prices decrease an increase in price as quantity demanded decreases a decrease in income as quantity demanded increases an increase in quantity demanded as prices decrease
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