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Limited-number technique

Limited-number technique refers to influence technique based on scarcity, in which one tells people that an item is in short supply

Limulus

Limulus is defined as a primitive animal more familiarly known as the Horseshoe crab, which has been used in experiments studying lateral inhibition.

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Line graph

Line graph refers to display in which points connected by straight lines show several different means obtained from different groups or treatment conditions. Line graph is a means of illustrating the relationship of two (2) variables using a continuous line or curve.

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Linear displacement

Linear displacement refers to the distance that a system moves in a straight line.

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Linear function

Linear function refers to a function that forms a straight line.

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Linear motion

Linear motion refers to motion along a line. Linear motion is also referred to as Translatory motion.

Linear perspective

Linear perspective is a cue to depth perception based on the fact that parallel lines come together at a single point in the distance

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Linear relationship

Linear relationship is a term in a scatter plot of the data for a correlational study that refers to a pattern in which the data points tend to cluster around a straight line.

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