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Heterosexual

Heterosexual refers to a person who is attracted to the opposite sex .

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Heterosexual behavior

Heterosexual behavior refers to sexual activity with the members of the opposite gender.

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Heterosexuality

Deutsch: Heterosexualität / Español: Heterosexualidad / Português: Heterossexualidade / Français: Hétérosexualité / Italiano: Eterosessualità

Heterosexuality in the psychology context refers to a sexual orientation characterized by an emotional, romantic, or sexual attraction to individuals of the opposite sex or gender. It is one of the main categories of sexual orientation, alongside homosexuality, bisexuality, and asexuality. In psychology, the study of heterosexuality encompasses various dimensions, including biological, emotional, cultural, and societal factors that influence the development and expression of sexual orientation.

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Heterozygous

Heterozygous when the alleles in a pair of chromosomes differ from each other; having two (2) two different alleles.

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Heuristic

Heuristic refers to a rule of thumb that often helps in solving a certain class of problems, but makes no guarantees. Likewise, a rule-of-thumb strategy that enables quick, efficient judgments.

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Heuristic persuasion

Heuristic persuasion attitude change resulting from cues which indicate that the position advocated in a message is valid

Heuristic processing

Heuristic processing refers to superficial analysis of a message that focuses on cues indicating the validity or invalidity of the advocated position

Heuristic value

Heuristic value refers to a criterion for evaluating the scientific merit of theories. An Heuristic theory is one that continues to stimulate new research and new discoveries

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