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is the ability to understand and then internalize information into the memory stores based on the processes of learning, encoding, retention and then retrieval...

are the progressive changes and improvements during mental maturation.

is a short lasting movement requiring the use of muscles.

first proposed by British philosopher John Stuart Mill, mental chemistry with respect to ideas was not simply building on ideas already understood, but instead...

is defined as a protective and possessive affection which a mother will typically display towards their child throughout their life.

is the gradual and progressive development of an individuals understanding grasping of the wrong and right principles, conscious, ethical and religious values, social attitudes...

is one of many theories which attempt to explain human behaviours. Mechanistic theory implies that human behaviours can be explained in the exact same...

defines a transmission which involves only one synapse.

can include any of the following, in terms of psychodynamics- memory, specifically which stores different types of information- language, which enables the expression of...

is the tendency for an individual to conform to the social norm for a set of values.