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All points on an indifference curve represent combinations of two goods that are equally desirable to the consumer.
Unconscious Processes
Mental activities beyond conscious awareness, influencing perceptions, thoughts, and behaviors.
Heritability
A measure of how much of the variation in a trait in a population is due to genetic differences among individuals in that population.
Biological Approach
A perspective in psychological and medical research that emphasizes the importance of physical processes and genetic influences on behavior.
Cross-Situational Consistency
The concept that an individual's behavior and responses are consistent across different situations.
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