In Focus Groups, a Relatively Large Amount of Information Can

question 40

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In focus groups, a relatively large amount of information can be obtained in a short period of time at a relatively small cost as compared to individual in-depth interviewing.

Understand the concept of instinctive drift and how biological predispositions can influence learned behavior.

Understand the concept of observational learning and its mechanisms.

Identify the role of mirror neurons in learning and empathy.

Recognize the impact of vicarious reinforcement and punishment on behavior.

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