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According to humanistic theory, why do individuals struggle with low self-esteem?

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When might individuals experience stereotype threat?

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According to the representativeness heuristic, when do individuals make judgements based on prototypes?

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According to Herbert Simon's bounded rationality model, how do individuals make decisions?

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According to the attribution theory, why do individuals make attributions about others' behavior?

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According to social learning theory, when do individuals learn through observation?

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According to the behaviourist approach, why do individuals learn fear through conditioning?

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According to self-perception theory, when do individuals infer their attitudes from their behaviour?

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According to the self-perception theory, why do individuals infer their attitudes from their behaviors?

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According to the social learning theory, why do individuals imitate certain behaviours?

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According to the social learning theory, why do individuals imitate aggressive behavior?

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According to cognitive dissonance theory, why do individuals experience discomfort when their behavior conflicts with their beliefs?

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According to the evolutionary psychology, why do individuals engage in prosocial behavior?

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According to the psychoanalytic theory, why do individuals display aggressive behavior?

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