________ Is a Form of a Three-Dimensional Protein That Can

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Short Answer

________ is a form of a three-dimensional protein that can damage nerve cells.

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Definitions:

Lewin

Kurt Lewin, a psychologist known for his field theory in social science, emphasizing the interaction between an individual's internal state and external environment.

Computer Revolution

The significant change and rapid advancement in society and industries due to the widespread adoption and development of computers and technology.

Cognitive Processes

Mental activities such as thinking, understanding, learning, and remembering involved in gaining knowledge and comprehension.

1960s

A decade marked by significant social, political, and cultural change, often associated with movements for civil rights, peace, and liberation.