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Introduction to Psychology

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Principles of Biology

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General Chemistry I

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Introduction to Statistics

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Define the difference between long-term and short-term memory.

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Short-term holds ~7 items for seconds; long-term stores indefinitely through consolidation.

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PSYC 1011

Introduction to Psychology

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BIOL 1010

Principles of Biology

248c

CHEM 1011

General Chemistry I

195c

STAT 1060

Introduction to Statistics

167c

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What are the two types of conditioning in behaviourism?

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Define long-term potentiation (LTP).

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