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When investigating cognitive processes, what is meant by perception?

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When appraising the internal validity of an experiment, what is being assessed?

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When considering the ecological validity of experiments, what does this refer to?

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What is the terror management theory's role in prejudice?

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What is the illusory correlation?

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What is the justification-suppression model?

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