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An example of second-degree price discrimination is when you get an "early bird" discount by eating at a restaurant before 7:00 pm.
Processing of Information
The operations and activities involved in the perception, manipulation, and storage of information by the human brain or computer systems.
Desired Future Selves
Refers to the aspirational visions individuals have for who they want to become in the future, including their goals, ambitions, and desired attributes.
Self-esteem
One's overall evaluation or appraisal of one's own worth.
Competence
Refers to having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to perform a task successfully.
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