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...various reasons. Firstly, books broaden our knowledge and understanding of the world around us. For example, by reading diverse literature, we can learn about different cultures and perspectives, enha...
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...ted to reduce this dissonance by changing their beliefs or behaviors to align with one another. For example, if someone who values health indulges in unhealthy habits like smoking, they may experience...
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...s components, and the interconnectedness of different species in an ecosystem. The lecture includes examples of different habitats and species interactions, such as predator-prey relationships and mut...
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... is it better to live in a small town or a big city? Explain your choice using specific reasons and examples. Brainstorming Points Living in a small town offers a sense of community and closer relatio...
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... animal communication, the relevance of language in society 8. According to the passage, what is an example of negative factual information about language? A) Language has no impact on human society B...
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...sk instruction Explain the concept of the bystander effect from the reading and use the professor’s examples to show how it works. Preparation time: 30 seconds, Response time: 60 seconds. Sample stude...
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...fluenced by social interactions and the environment. Let's consider the concept of conformity as an example. Conformity is the tendency to adjust one's thoughts, feelings, or behavior to align with a ...
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...point to the fact that advancements in communication technology have connected people globally. For example, social media platforms enable individuals to stay in touch with friends and family across t...
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...rine ecosystems. Rising sea temperatures, ocean acidification, and changing currents are just a few examples of how climate change is affecting marine life. One significant impact is the bleaching of ...
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...dvantages of online learning. Online learning offers flexibility in terms of time and location. For example, students can access course materials at any time and from anywhere, making it convenient fo...
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...ated to reduce this dissonance by changing their beliefs or behaviors to align with each other. For example, if someone who values environmental conservation continues to use plastic water bottles des...
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...discussed in the lecture, is the inner conflict that arises from holding contradictory beliefs. For example, when someone professes a commitment to environmentalism but engages in environmentally harm...
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...rise and weather patterns shift, ecosystems around the world are facing significant challenges. One example of this is the coral reefs, which are highly sensitive to changes in temperature and acidity...
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...0 words Listening transcript Professor: Today, we're discussing social influence. Let's consider an example from a study where participants were asked to estimate the length of a line. When confederat...
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... significant time on social media may experience heightened feelings of anxiety and depression. For example, constantly comparing one's life to the seemingly perfect lives portrayed on social media ca...
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... process of accessing stored information when needed. To illustrate these stages, let's consider an example. Imagine trying to remember a new vocabulary word. First, you encode the word's meaning in y...
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...nce in their pursuits are more likely to overcome obstacles and improve their skills over time. For example, a student who works diligently to improve their math skills can eventually outperform a nat...
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...change is affecting the distribution of species, altering habitats, and disrupting food chains. For example, in tropical rainforests, many species of plants and animals are facing extinction due to ch...
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... the most immediate impacts of climate change on wildlife is alterations in migration patterns. For example, some bird species are now migrating earlier in the year to adjust to changing temperatures....
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...ssential for our overall well-being, yet many people struggle to maintain healthy sleep habits. One example of this is the prevalence of sleep disorders like insomnia, which can disrupt the body's nat...
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