The purported tendency to be influenced by stimuli presented below the level of awareness is the term for
a) Subliminal perception
b) Supraliminal perception
c) Response bias
d) Perception sensitivity
Question 2
Cheesman and Merikle's (1984) investigations on subliminal priming suggested that:
a) whether subliminal is determined objectively or subjectively, subliminal priming doesn't work
b) if subliminally is defined objectively, subliminal priming works; if it's defined subjectively, it doesn't
c) if subliminally is defined subjectively, subliminal priming works; if it's defined objectively, it doesn't
d) subliminal priming works, regardless of whether subliminally is defined subjectively or objectively
The central dogma of genetics at the molecular level.
Nuclear division at the DNA level
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standard reduction potential (Eo), the greater the tendency of the oxidized form of a redox couple
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