You've Just Ordered Your Lunch and Are Waiting for Your

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Essay

You've just ordered your lunch and are waiting for your food to be delivered when your friend Jill says,"I don't understand why you would need to take a whole class on cognitive psychology.It doesn't seem that important to our everyday lives." Describe to Jill all the ways she will rely on cognitive processing during this meal.

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Definitions:

Social Group

A social group is a collection of individuals who interact with each other based on shared interests, beliefs, or characteristics, forming a recognizable unit within a larger society.

Social Category

A group of people who share a common characteristic, such as age, gender, or occupation, without necessarily interacting or identifying with each other.

Identity

The characteristics, feelings, or beliefs that distinguish people from one another, encompassing aspects like nationality, culture, religion, and personal traits.

Interest Group

An organization or collection of individuals that seeks to influence public policy in favor of its shared interests.