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codyclark

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__________is the activation of specific associations in memory, often as a result of repetition and without making a conscious effort to access the memory.
 
  A) Priming
  B) Repressing
  C) Displacing
  D) Encoding
  E) Select

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__________believe that we are not likely to act aggressively unless we believe that aggression is appropriate under the circumstances and likely to be reinforced.
 
  A) Social-cognitive theorists
  B) Motivational theorists
  C) Psychodynamic theorists
  D) Dispositional theorists
  E) Select



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