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Free choice paradigm refers to a research methodology used to test Dissonance theory which arouses dissonance by getting people to choose between two (2) or more alternatives
Free radicals is defined as chemicals produced randomly during normal cell metabolism and that bond easily to other substances inside cells; deleterious and short-lived chemicals that cause changes in cells that are thought to result in aging.
Free recall is defined as a recollection that is not prompted by specific cues or prompts. In memory research, a task in which a participant recalls information without specific cues or prompts. Free recall refers to the test in which subjects retrieve "to be remembered" items without the aid of external retrieval cues; they can recall in any order so recall is free in that sense
Deutsch: Trittbrettfahrer-Effekt / Español: Efecto del polizón / Português: Efeito carona / Français: Effet passager clandestin / Italiano: Effetto scroccone
Free Rider Effect refers to a phenomenon in social psychology where individuals benefit from resources, goods, or services without contributing to the cost or effort involved in obtaining them. This effect is observed in various Group and societal contexts, where the collective actions of a group are required to achieve a common goal or maintain a public good. In the context of psychology, the free rider effect is often discussed in relation to social loafing, group dynamics, and the challenges of collective action.