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Free riders

Free riders refer to the people who benefit from the group but give little in return.

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Free riding

Free riding when an individual contributes less to a collective task when he or she believes that other group members will compensate for his or her lack of effort.

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Free will

Free will for Beccaria and the classical school, even though people are hedonistic, they also possess reason, and can therefore calculate the course of action that is really in their self -interest.

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Free-floating Anxiety

Free-floating Anxiety refers to Anxiety not associated with a particular object, event, or situation.

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Free-gift technique

Free-gift technique refers to a strategy to increase compliance, based on the fact that giving someone a small gift increases the likelihood of agreement with a subsequent request.

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Free-runing

Free-runing refers to a condition in which a subject is cut off from zeitgebers, allowing it to adjust to an individualized cycle. Please see Zeitgebers.

Free-running rhythm

Free-running rhythm refers to circadian or circannual rhythm that is not being periodically reset by light or other cues.

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Freebase

Freebase it is when a substance is separated or "freed" from its salt base. This is the separated form of the substance.

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