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Average-status children refer to children who receive an average number of nominations as a liked and/or a disliked individual from members of their peer group
Averaging versus adding model refers to a model proposed by Anderson that postulates that our impressions are based more on the average value of each impression than on the sum of th
Aversion refers to a strong dislike or negative reaction to a particular stimulus or situation. Aversion can be a natural response to unpleasant experiences or objects, and it can also be learned through conditioning.
Aversive classical conditioning refers to the pairing of alcohol with a substance, such as Disulfiram that will interact with it to cause nausea or vomiting in order to make alcohol itself a conditioned stimulus to be avoided.
Aversive conditioning refers to a form of Conditioning in which a painful stimulus is paired with an initially neutral stimulus.