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Sampling error is evident when
Functional Autonomy
A concept in psychology suggesting that motivations in an adult's life can become independent of their origins and exist for their own sake.
Addictions
Compulsive engagement in rewarding stimuli, despite adverse consequences, often leading to a loss of control over the behavior.
Repetitive Actions
actions or behaviors that are performed repeatedly, often as a part of a routine or compulsive behavior in various psychological conditions.
Central Traits
Essential characteristics that form the basis of an individual’s personality and are usually evident in their behavior.
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