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Excess capacity and inefficiency result under monopolistic competition.
Low Road
A term used in psychology to describe a pathway for an immediate and instinctual emotional response, bypassing detailed processing.
Neural Shortcut
A process whereby the brain optimizes pathways for processing information, leading to quicker responses or decisions, often through the phenomenon of heuristics or conditioned responses.
Emotional Responses
Refers to the psychological reactions triggered by emotions experienced in response to specific stimuli or situations.
Joseph LeDoux
A neuroscientist known for his research on survival circuits, including those that generate fear and anxiety responses.
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