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Autobiographical memories

Autobiographical memories refer to memories about one’s own past thoughts, feelings, and behaviours.

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Autobiographical memory

Autobiographical memory refers to a kind of memory for events, episodes and other information experiences from one"s own life; stored information about the self, such as goals, person

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Autocracy

Autocracy refers to a society in which one person has unlimited power over others.

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Autocratic

Autocratic refers to a characteristic of an absolute ruler or absolute rule; having absolute sovereignty; "an authoritarian regime"; "autocratic government"; "despotic rulers"; "a dic

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Autocratic I strategy

Autocratic I strategy refers to a strategy where the leaders use available information to make a decision without consulting their subordinates.

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Autocratic II strategy

Autocratic II strategy refers to a strategy where the leaders obtain necessary information from their subordinates and then make their own decision.

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Autocratic pattern

Autocratic pattern refers to a pattern of child rearing in which the parents control the child strictly, setting stern and usually unexplained rules whose infraction leads to severe, often physical, punishment.

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Autoerotic

Autoerotic refers to the Arousal of sexual feeling without an external stimulus.

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