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Auxiliaries

Auxiliaries are members of a group or audience who play significant roles in the life of the protagonist.

Auxiliary function

Auxiliary function refers to the function that takes over when the superior function is not operating. It includes thinking, feeling, Sensing, and intuiting.

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Availability

Availability refers to how easy or difficult it is for someone to bring a schema or concept to mind.

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Availability (in memory)

Availability (in memory ) refer to memories currently stored in memory are available.

Availability Cascade

Deutsch: Verfügbarkeitskaskade / Español: Cascada de disponibilidad / Português: Cascata de disponibilidade / Français: Cascade de disponibilité / Italiano: Cascata di disponibilità

An Availability Cascade is a self-reinforcing cycle in which a collective belief gains increasing plausibility through its repeated public expression, often driven by media amplification and social dynamics. Originating in behavioral economics and cognitive psychology, this phenomenon illustrates how perceptions of risk or importance can become distorted as they spread through society, even in the absence of objective evidence. It highlights the interplay between individual cognition and group behavior, demonstrating how shared narratives can override rational assessment.

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Availability heuristic

Availability heuristic refers to a mental rule of thumb whereby people base a judgment on the ease with which they can bring something to mind.

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Average

Average refers to the number derived by adding up all the test scores and dividing the total by the number of pupils who took the test.

Average children

Average children is a term applied to children’s popularity, children who are liked and disliked by different classmates, but with relatively little intensity

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