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biopsychology

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bi·o·psy·chol·o·gy  (b-s-kl-j)
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The branch of psychology that studies the biological foundations of behavior, emotions, and mental processes.
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The author presents models to explain dogmatism as a personality trait, drawing from traditional and contemporary personality theories, biopsychology, social learning theory, Buddhism, and evolutionary psychology.
What's so wrong with being right?; the dangerous nature of dogmatic ... by Reference & Research Book News
Ever since then it has been a lifelong dream of mine to run the Boston Marathon," said Tran, who is a senior at Tufts majoring in biopsychology.
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com WHAT'S SO WRONG WITH BEING ABSOLUTELY RIGHT: THE DANGEROUS NATURE OF DOGMATIC BELIEF uses traditional and modern personality theories, biopsychology, and social learning theories to discuss dogmatism and its traits.
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