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Describe the main ideas underlying life history theory
Cognitive Facilitation
The enhancement of mental processes, such as thinking, learning, and memory, often through external assistance or technological means.
Priming
A psychological phenomenon whereby exposure to one stimulus influences the response to another stimulus, often without conscious guidance.
Spreading Activation
A theory in cognitive science explaining how information is retrieved in the human mind, suggesting that ideas in memory are connected and accessing one idea triggers the retrieval of related ideas.
Von Restorff Effect
A psychological phenomenon that occurs when an item that stands out from a group is more likely to be remembered than others.
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