Hyman and Pentland (1996) Conducted a Study Using the False

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Multiple Choice

Hyman and Pentland (1996) conducted a study using the false memory induction procedure.They found that:

• A)only 25% of participants wound up elaborating and describing new details to events that never happened.
• B)all participants showed some evidence of false memories.
• C)only participants with a history of trauma showed false memories.
• D)only participants with a history of brain damage showed false memories.

Grasp the importance of adapting sales approaches to suit individual and market needs.

Recognize effective and ineffective practices in networking and prospecting.

Understand the fundamental concepts of Freud's psychoanalytic theory including the id, ego, and superego.

Recognize the sources of psychological tension, such as the conflict between desires and moral/social standards.

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Definitions:

Common Goals

Objectives or aims shared by a group of people, which often drive collaboration and collective action.

Supportive of Authorities

An attitude or behavior that demonstrates trust and compliance towards individuals in positions of power or authority.

Devine (1989)

A reference to a study or publication by Patricia G. Devine in 1989 on automatic and controlled processes in stereotyping.

Unprejudiced Members

Refers to individuals within a group who do not hold preconceived biases or judgments towards others, fostering an inclusive and open environment.