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AP Psychology

Definition

The consequences or outcomes that result from an action, event, or substance.

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What research design manipulates factors to discover their effects?
Which drug would most likely decrease neural firing by mimicking the effects of endorphins?
What could be a potential ethical issue with conducting research on the effects of taste aversion?
In a proposed experiment on classical conditioning, what would be an innovative approach to explore the effects of context-dependent learning with high school students?
How has our understanding of stress and its effects on physical health evolved over the past century?
How might one empirically investigate whether optimism can buffer the effects of chronic stress?
What method could be used to investigate the effects of social support on stress resilience in adolescents?
How does the monoamine theory of depression conflict with findings on the effects of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)?
What kind of data collection method could be employed in researching prolonged exposure therapy’s effects on trauma-related nightmares?
What is an ethical concern in conducting longitudinal studies on the effects of childhood trauma on adult relationships?

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