In Solomon Asche's Conformity experiments why did participants conform less on written answers?

They didn't fear scrutiny for defying the group consensus

What did Harlow's monkey experiments demonstrate about infant attachment?

Attachment consists of innate proximity-seeking impulses

What do behaviourists say after sex?

It was good for you, how was it for me?

Name the 4 main phases of the Action Potential.

Threshold, Depolarisation, Repolarisation, Refractory Period

Which 5 emotions are considered most 'primary' because of their highly innate facial reflexes?

Joy / Sadness / Anger / Fear / Disgust

What does the word Ontogeny refer to?

The developmental life history of an organism

What is the defining characteristic of a 'Sensory Neuron'?

Specialised dendrites that react to environmental features

What are the defining characteristics of the Scientific Method?

Empirical testing, falsifiability, & error-checking feedback

Though often very powerful, what is the main shortcoming of biological psychology treatments?

They always affect more of the mind / brain than we seek to

When measurement tools are measuring what we intended

While taking on Social Roles doesn't automatically erode our moral agency, the SPE shows that..

Social Roles increase our obedience to bad authority figures

Which of the following is NOT one of the practical innovations of trait approaches over types?

Trait theories employ opposing valence concepts

In the language of stimulus-response pairings, reflex reactions are ______, elicited by ______.

Unconditioned Responses, Unconditioned Stimuli

What are the 5 stages of Freud's Psychosexual theory of personality development?

Oral - Anal - Phallic - Latency - Genital

What do neurotransmitters do (after release into the synapse) to propagate the chemical signal?

Bind with surface receptor proteins to let sodium rush in

Rank the 'Four Ds' of mental disorder classification from most to least important/influential.

Danger - Distress - Dysfunction - Deviance

What is the most common naturally-occurring factor that contributes to Ambivalent Attachment?

Having siblings very close in age

What is Scientific Literacy?

Enough knowledge of scientific methods to understand studies

What are the 3 types of research designs?

Cross-Sectional, Longitudinal, & Sequential

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1
Which of the following is NOT one of the hypothesised 'selves' in the Humanistic approach?
Reactive Self
True Self
Ideal Self
False Self
2
Which of the following is NOT one of the central cognitive theories of motivation?
Expectancy-Value Theory
Goal-Setting Theory
Instinct Theory
Self-Determination Theory
3
What do we call the naturally occurring, intuitive counterpart to Scientific Psychology?
Folk Psychology
Everyday Psychology
Basic Psychology
Layman Psychology
4
What would a behaviourist call the removal of an unpleasant stimulus to encourage more action?
Negative Reinforcement
Negative Enticement
Relative Punishment
Positive Punishment
5
What are the two descriptive approaches to human personality (based on behavioural tendencies)?
Orientation & Preference
Cluster & Dimension
Type & Trait
Category & Continuum
6
Name cognitive accomplishment of Piaget's Sensorimotor stage that is NOT Object Permanence?
Shape Permanence
Colour Constancy
Symbolic Orientation
Object Distinctness
7
Emotions are designed to bias our ______, whereas Moods are designed to bias our ______.
Intentions / Reactions
Actions / Planning
Relationships / Self-Esteem
Planning / Actions
8
In Solomon Asche's Conformity experiments why did participants conform less on written answers?
Not voicing their own opinion makes the information one-way
They didn't fear scrutiny for defying the group consensus
Believing the task started without them reduced motivation
Conformity information is modality-specific
9
How many chromosome pairs do typical humans have in each somatic cell?
23
Between 40 & 44
46
26
10
What did Harlow's monkey experiments demonstrate about infant attachment?
Infants learn caregiver affection via operant conditioning
Attachment consists of innate proximity-seeking impulses
Attachment consists of innate nutrition-seeking impulses
Infants learn caregiver affection via classical conditioning
11
What do behaviourists say after sex?
It was good for us, too bad about them, right?
It was good for me, how was it for you?
It was good for me, who knows how it was for you?
It was good for you, how was it for me?
12
What are the 2 primary modes of scientific research?
Top-down & Bottom-up
Rational & Inductive
Observational & Empirical
Descriptive & Explanatory
13
Which of the following is NOT one of the psychological bases for the institutions of Law?
Social Norms
Moral Intuitions
Adult Attachment
Emotional Heuristics
14
Name the 4 main phases of the Action Potential.
Threshold, Depolarisation, Repolarisation, Refractory Period
Storage, Depolarisation, Repolarisation, Hyperpolarisation
Threshold, Repolarisation, Depolarisation, Refractory Period
Storage, Repolarisation, Depolarisation, Hyperpolarisation
15
Name the umbrella term for memorial errors caused by retrieving incompatible, related details.
Incontinence
Incongruence
Insertion
Interference
16
What are the 3 major categories of memory in the Multistore Model of memory?
Short-Term, Long-Term, Muscle
Sensory, Working, Long-Term
Sensory, Short-Term, Long-Term
Iconic, Visuospatial, Procedural
17
Which 5 emotions are considered most 'primary' because of their highly innate facial reflexes?
Joy / Sadness / Anger / Fear / Disgust
Shame / Sadness / Anger / Happiness / Fear
Joy / Frustration / Jealousy / Fear / Disgust
Shame / Sadness / Jealousy / Fear / Seeking
18
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of glial cells insulating axons with myelin sheaths?
Increasing the speed of electrical transmission
Reducing the chance of 'signal loss' in long nerve fibres
Mechanically cushioning the neuron against damage
Maintaining the neuron's PH
19
What does the word Ontogeny refer to?
The heritable endowments of an organism
The evolutionary history of an organism
The ecological impact of a lineage of organisms
The developmental life history of an organism
20
What is the defining characteristic of a 'Sensory Neuron'?
Their relative positions within the sensory organs
Short, extremely fast axons
Highly branching and sensitive dendrites
Specialised dendrites that react to environmental features
21
Which form of justice is best supported by & most strongly endorsed by, psychological science?
Restorative Justice
Retributive Justice
Rehabilitative Justice
Rhetorical Justice
22
What effect accounts for people's uncritical acceptance of personal descriptions on the MBTI?
The Forer Effect
The Dunning-Kruger Effect
The Bystander Effect
Self-Serving Bias
23
What naturally occurring stimuli are disproportionately easy for primates to learn to fear?
Dark Environments & Steep Inclines
Scorpions & Crocodiles
Forward-facing Eyes & Sharp Teeth
Spiders & Snakes
24
What are the defining characteristics of the Scientific Method?
White coats, test tubes and clipboards
Empirical testing, falsifiability, & error-checking feedback
Rational inquiry, social authority & large institutions
Unquestioned regard from the public
25
What is the behaviourist name for learning to associate new stimuli with existing responses?
Operant Conditioning
Original Acquisition
Classical Conditioning
Associative Acquisition
26
What anatomical structure defines the Central Nervous System as distinct from the Peripheral?
The Basal Ganglia
The Vertebrate Spine
The Neural Plate
The Blood-Brain Barrier
27
Which new mental ability makes Concrete Operational children capable of telling real jokes?
Conservation
Mental Rotation
Symbolic Algebra
Egocentrism
28
The scientific paradigm of behaviourism was largely a reactionary response to...
Functionalism
Cognitive Theory
Psychodynamics
Structuralism
29
Name the 2 main subdivisions of LTM, vaguely corresponding to 'implicit' & 'explicit' memory.
Autonomic & Somatic
Procedural & Declarative
Unconscious & Conscious
Indirect & Direct
30
What are the 3 sequential phases in the functional metaphor for memory?
Encoding, Maintenance, Decoding
Acquisition, Storage, Recall
Encoding, Storage, Retrieval
Acquisition, Maintenance, Recognition
31
Which lobes of the brain are responsible for coordinating sense of touch & voluntary movement?
The Parietal & Frontal Lobes
The Frontal & Temporal Lobes
The Temporal & Occipital Lobes
The Occipital & Parietal Lobes
32
Which of the following is NOT a specific domain of Social Influence?
Attachment Instincts
Conformity & Social Norms
Obedience & Social Roles
Persuasion
33
What structure in the brain, when disrupted or critically damaged, causes Anterograde Amnesia?
The Basal Ganglia
The Hippocampus
The Hypothalamus
The Pons
34
Though often very powerful, what is the main shortcoming of biological psychology treatments?
They always affect more of the mind / brain than we seek to
They are too precise to affect multifaceted human behaviours
They are proportionally much more expensive
They are especially attached to historical social stigma
35
What is validity?
When measurement tools do the same thing every time
When measurement tools are measuring what we intended
When measurement tools are sufficiently precise
When measurement tools don't disrupt the measured subject
36
Which of the following is not a component of Observational Learning?
Mirroring
Immitation
Emulation
Vicarious Conditioning
37
Many disorders triggered by events also require a pre-existing vulnerability. This is known as-
The Asymmetric Risk Model
The Duhem-Quine Effect
The Dunning-Kruger Effect
The Diathesis-Stress Model
38
While taking on Social Roles doesn't automatically erode our moral agency, the SPE shows that..
Social Roles increase our obedience to bad authority figures
Social Roles decrease sympathy for members of our own groups
Social Roles inhibit our overall autobiographical memory
Social Roles increase sympathy for members of other groups
39
Which of the following is NOT one of the practical innovations of trait approaches over types?
Trait theories track continuous incremental differences
Trait theories reflect the population's normal distribution
Trait theories employ opposing valence concepts
Trait theories often include undesirable characteristics
40
In the language of stimulus-response pairings, reflex reactions are ______, elicited by ______.
Conditioned Responses, Conditioned Stimuli
Unconditioned Responses, Unconditioned Stimuli
Conditioned Responses, Unconditioned Stimuli
Unconditioned Responses, Conditioned Stimuli
41
Name the process by which organisms become LESS sensitive to seemingly inconsequential stimuli.
Habituation
Acclimatisation
Sensitisation
Learning
42
Multiple gene variants which occupy the same loci, but produce different proteins, are called..
Alleles
Allomeres
Alligators
Allotropes
43
What are the 5 stages of Freud's Psychosexual theory of personality development?
Anal - Oral - Genital - Auditory - Latency
Formal - Corporal - Phallic - Oral - Genital
Latency - Genital - Oral - Anal - Formal
Oral - Anal - Phallic - Latency - Genital
44
Which form of justice is most strongly demanded by our moral intuitions & sense of free will?
Rehabilitative Justice
Restorative Justice
Rhetorical Justice
Retributive Justice
45
What do neurotransmitters do (after release into the synapse) to propagate the chemical signal?
Change the electrical charge in the inter-cellular space
Match up with receiver proteins to enter the next cell
Agitate the membranes of other neurons, trigger contraction
Bind with surface receptor proteins to let sodium rush in
46
Rank the 'Four Ds' of mental disorder classification from most to least important/influential.
Deviance - Dysfunction - Distress - Danger
Danger - Distress - Dysfunction - Deviance
Distress - Deviance - Danger - Dysfunction
Dysfunction - Danger - Deviance - Distress
47
What is the most common naturally-occurring factor that contributes to Ambivalent Attachment?
Debilitating illness in the parent
Having siblings very close in age
Having significantly younger siblings
Demanding parental employment
48
Which personal construct does the Social-Cognitive Approach consider most important to success?
Self-Regulation
Self-Efficacy
Behaviour-Outcome Expectancies
Self-Actualisation
49
What is Scientific Literacy?
Enough knowledge of the scientific method to run a study
Enough knowledge of scientific methods to understand studies
Enough experience with scientific institutions to see biases
Enough experience with scientific jargon to read peer review
50
What are the 3 types of research designs?
Cross-Sectional, Longitudinal, & Sequential
Dialectical, Socratic, & Cartesian
Behavioural, Cognitive, & Psychodynamic
Correlational, Regressive, & Experimental
51
The term 'efferent' denotes that a neuron's signals are transmitting ____ the brain or spine.
outside of
in towards
inside of
out from
52
Long-Term ____ is the mechanism by which synaptic connections are strengthened & newly formed.
Projection
Potentiation
Demylination
Depression
53
What determines whether social arousal leads to Social Facilitation or Interference on a task?
The subject's level of experience / competence at the task
The subject's individual level of sensation-seeking
Whether the task is competitive or cooperative in nature
Whether the task is sequential or involves multitasking
54
Name the two major communication systems within the human body.
Nervous System & Vascular System
Nervous System & Endocrine System
Nervous System & Thalamatic System
Nervous System & Thermal System
55
Which of the following factors does NOT increase a subject's obedience an authority figure?
Being referred to via a role title rather than their name
Being closer to a victim of their actions
The presence of others who do not dissent from their orders
Being closer to the authority figure
56
Does having a mental disorder make one statistically more likely to be a violent criminal?
No
Only if undiagnosed or untreated
Yes
Only if it is ASPD
57
How do neurons store voltage (electrical potential energy)?
As uneven concentrations of ions inside/outside the membrane
As 'loaded' membrane proteins with charged inner surfaces
As dissolved glucose within the soma
As Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)
58
What are the two major clusters of reproductive strategies in Life History Theory?
t & C
T & c
r & K
R & k
59
What kind of professionals assist law enforcement in predicting & catching dangerous criminals?
Consultants & Profilers
Forensic Psychology Researchers
Evaluators & Expert Witnesses
Correctional Psychologists
60
What physiological process do all emotions have it common, thus making misattribution possible?
Suppressing the Sympathetic Nervous System
Activating the Sympathetic Nervous System
Decreasing nerve conduction speed
Increasing nerve conduction speed
61
The communication-specialised structures on a neuron are: ____ for receiving, ____ for sending.
Axons / Dendrites
Terminals / Receptors
Dendrites / Axons
Receptors / Terminals
62
Why are perceptual illusions possible?
All individuals are born with a non-trivial set of mutations
Our brains rely on fallible assumptions to model the world
We easily learn spurious associations between sensations
The human capacity for imagination cross-wires the senses
63
At which level of self-reported confidence are most witnesses (statistically) LEAST reliable?
70%
50%
90%
100%
64
The Fetal Stage grows/calibrates delicate bodily systems, so disruption typically results in...
Severe physical impairments / Death
Blastocyst fissures resulting (at least initially) in twins
Greatly extended gestation periods
Significant dis-coordination of the Nervous System
65
What are the two types of photoreceptor cells in the retina?
Rods & Cones
Red & Green
Light & Dark
Rings & Bars
66
Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 main strategies humans use for Emotion Regulation?
Control of Attention
Cognitive Reappraisal
Expressive Suppression
Affect Masking
67
Which of the following is NOT a significant teratogen?
Mercury
Chronic Stress
Ionising Radiation
Rubella Virus
68
Though potentially very effective, what is the main limitation of talk-based psychotherapies?
They rely on the complete understanding of the patient
They are often to unethical for use on human patients
They rely on the willing engagement of the patient
They are too time-consuming to be effective in human memory
69
How does 'depth of processing' relate to encoding Working Memory into Long-Term Memory?
The longer one focuses attention, the more gets encoded
The longer one focuses attention, the less gets encoded
The more details one attends to, the more likely encoding is
The quicker one attenuates, the more likely encoding is
70
What kind of professionals design prison programs & environments to facilitate rehabilitation?
Correctional Psychologists
Evaluators & Expert Witnesses
Forensic Psychology Researchers
Consultants & Profilers
71
The sense of discomfort we feel when made aware that we hold contradictory stances is called...
Cognitive Dysentery
Cognitive Dissonance
Cognitive Disillusionment
Cognitive Dysmorphia
72
What cognitive ability typically separates Preoperational from Concrete Operational stages?
Conservation
Systematising
Templating
Abstraction
73
Which of the following is NOT a mechanism for maintaining personality variance vs. evolution?
Epigenetic Parallels
Trade-Off Extremes
Frequency-Dependent Selection
Environment-Trait Matching
74
Why does the sweat of people with very different Major Histocompatibility Complex smell good?
Your offspring would have immune system benefits
Your offspring would be more symmetrical on average
It doesn't
They are unlikely to be your close relative
75
Which of the following is NOT a standard of best-practice when employing suspect line-ups?
Having at least 4 closely matched foils
Ensuring the suspect always appears near the beginning
Not revealing the number of options to be presented
Having sequential, not simultaneous judgments
76
Which of the following is NOT one of the sub-faculties of Working Memory?
Central Executive
Visuospatial Sketchpad
Auditory Parser
Phonological Loop
77
Which of the following is NOT one of the sub-domains of Somatosensory (touch) perception?
Nociception
Melanoreception
Proprioception
Thermoception
78
What neuro-physiological phenomenon makes it possible to prime semantic associations?
Encoding Specificity
Depth of Processing
Synaptic Projection
Proximal Activation
79
What is the central principle that unites both Psychodynamic & Behaviourist Drive Theories?
Context-sensitivity
Goal-directedness
Homeostasis
Homeopathy
80
The Sympathetic & Parasympathetic Systems are in opposition. More mobilising response means...
more sedative function
Less vegetative function
more ruminatory response
Less inhibitory response
81
What is reliability?
When measurement tools don't disrupt the measured subject
When measurement tools are measuring what we intended
When measurement tools are sufficiently precise
When measurement tools do the same thing every time
82
Does free will exist?
Arguably, just not in the way most people imagine
Only in a minority of possible mental states (eg meditation)
No
Yes
83
What do we call the habits of emotional expression adults learn based on culture / social role?
Expressive Norms
Emotive Norms
Facial Heuristics
Facial Templates
84
What acronym organises the traits of the Five Factor Model?
OCEAN
PORCH
JUMBO
HANDS
85
Which of the following is NOT true about Syndromes?
A disease is a syndrome with a known material cause
A syndrome is a co-occurring set of related symptoms
A disorder is a syndrome with a nonpathogenic material cause
An illness is a syndrome that causes subjective discomfort
86
What are the major considerations in research ethics?
Accountability, Duty of Care, Beneficence, & Minimised Risks
A priori, Post Hoc, Caveat Emptor, Cui Bono & Brutum Fulmen
Reliability, Validity, Internal Consistency, & Repeatability
Vulnerability & Harm, Deceit & Consent
87
Which of the following is NOT an epigenetic mechanism that makes Cell Differentiation possible?
Histone Modification
DNA Methylation
Ribosomic Binding
Chromatin Remodelling
88
What are the 3 Descriptive Stances?
Physical, Design, Intuitive
Physical, Design, Intentional
Physical, Functional, Intuitive
Physical, Functional, Intentional
89
Why do the two parental haploids engage in 'methylation war' as the zygote forms?
Only the paternal haploid benefits from rapid growth
Only the maternal haploid benefits from rapid growth
Only the maternal haploid needs to reuse the same uterus
Only the paternal haploid is vulnerable to the immune system
90
What is the term that describes contemporary stimuli that activate dormant Long-Term Memories?
Trace Prompts
Memorial Anchors
Retrieval Cues
Recall Prompts
91
Which of the following is NOT one of the complex competencies of the Formal Operational stage?
Hypothetico-deductive reasoning
Abstract propositions or principles
Metacognition
Symbolic scenarios
92
What is the behaviourist name for learning to change voluntary actions based on consequences?
Associative Acquisition
Original Acquisition
Operant Conditioning
Classical Conditioning
93
Our Gustatory sense can 'taste' 5 distinct sensations; bitter, sour, sweet, salty and ______.
Acidic
Metalic
Aipapi
Umami
94
What is the difference between Sensing and Perceiving?
Perceptions are thalamatic, Sensations are not
Sensations are thalamatic, Perceptions are not
Perception is raw information, Sensation adds judgements
Sensation is raw information, Perception adds judgements
95
In terms of the preceding cognitive evaluation, Anger is the emotion you feel when...
...you judge you have lost something important.
...you judge that you have been wronged.
...you judge that you are in immediate danger.
...you suspect you were in contact with pathogens.
96
Name the group-dysfunction that occurs when perceived norms prevent the discussion of problems.
Pluralistic Ignorance
Group Blindness
Risky Shift
Dissent Suppression
97
The Embryonic Stage gives rise to all bodily systems, so disruption typically results in...
Significant dis-coordination of the Nervous System
Severe physical impairments / Death
Greatly extended gestation periods
Blastocyst fissures resulting (at least initially) in twins
98
Name the phenomenon where individuals with similar dispositions end up in similar environments:
Niche-Selection
Ontogenic-Convergence
Ontogenic-Approximation
Niche-Convergence
99
Which of the following is NOT one of the historical theories of how personalities develop?
Five Factor Model
Social-Cognitive Approach
Freudian Psychosexual Theory
Humanistic Approach
100
Why do interneurons enormously outnumber sensory and motor neurons in humans?
Many interneurons are needed to process complex information
Interneurons are needed in larger number as body size grows
The human sensory range & behavioural repertoire are narrow
Interneurons are metabolically 'cheaper' by several factors
101
In Piaget's model of Cognitive Adaptation, new information is Assimilated into categories or...
...categories are changed to Accommodate exceptions
...contradictions are Admitted as entirely new categories
...it is Anatomised into simpler analytical components
...earlier information is Amended to be consistent with it
102
What criterion is used to determine when a segment of DNA is a 'gene'?
A section of sufficient codon length
Sections that match on parallel loci
A section that can transpose independently
A section that codes for a functional protein
103
Which human infant attachment style is an adaptation to slow/inattentive patterns of parenting?
Avoidant
Secure
Disorganised
Ambivalent
104
What phenomenon is the primary determinant of when Sensory information enters Working Memory?
Salience
Rehearsal
Attention
Valence
105
What are the three essential conditions required for Evolution by Natural Selection?
Variability, Differential Reproduction, & Stability
Variability, Differential Reproduction, & Heredity
Similarity, Differential Survival, & Stability
Similarity, Differential Survival, & Heredity
106
What is the key difference between the two diagnostics guides, the ICD-10 & the DSM-5?
DSM-5 is international, ICD-10 is western only
DSM-5 is for general health, ICD-10 is specifically mental
ICD-10 is international, DSM-5 is western only
ICD-10 is for general health, DSM-5 is specifically mental
107
What are the Classical and Operant names for a contextual cue used to tell when 'rules' apply?
Discriminative Stimuli & Antecedents
Antecedents & Contextual Stimuli
Preconditioned Stimuli & Precursors
Precursors & Antecedents
108
What is the single most illustrative kind of natural case-study in human population genetics?
Inbreeding Studies
Twin Cohabitation Studies
Familiar Infidelity Studies
Twin Adoption Studies
109
Name the process by which organisms become MORE sensitive to seemingly consequential stimuli.
Sensitisation
Habituation
Learning
Acclimatisation
110
Which option is the most useful metaphor for the relationship between genotype & phenotype?
A game of battleship
A computer program
A recipe
A blueprint
111
What does Humantistic Psychology consider the 'highest' & most elusive motivational need?
Self-Actualisation
High Achievement
High Contentment
Self-Discovery
112
Evolutionary psychology helps explain why humans often value _____ more than food or safety.
Social Status
Sexual Access
Abstract Freedoms
Money
113
What kind of professionals provide legally-relevant diagnostic details about intent & capacity?
Evaluators & Expert Witnesses
Forensic Psychology Researchers
Correctional Psychologists
Consultants & Profilers
114
Which of the following functions is NOT associated with the Limbic System (in mammals)?
The encoding of long-term memory
Controlling internal homeostasis
Parsing social motivations
Processing emotional experiencing
115
Which of the following is NOT one of the sub-domains of Auditory (hearing) perception?
Pitch
Loudness
Duration
Magnitude
116
Long-Term ____ is the mechanism by which synaptic connections are passively lost when not used.
Potentiation
Projection
Depression
Demylination
117
The sensitivity of a memory trace to the context of initial encoding is called...?
The Law of Congruent Retrieval
Trace-Overlap
The Encoding Specificity Principle
Depth of Processing
118
What does the word Phylogeny refer to?
The ecological impact of a lineage of organisms
The heritable endowments of an organism
The evolutionary history of an organism
The developmental life history of an organism
119
Name the 2 types of Declarative Memory.
Autobiographical & Anecdotal
Narrative & Definitional
Thalamatic & Hypothalamatic
Episodic & Semantic
120
Name the Free-Rider phenomenon that causes Social Loafing to increase the larger a group is.
Face-In-The-Crowd Dynamics
Bystander Apathy
Diffusion of Responsibility
The Mere Exposure Effect
121
As an Internal Working Model for anxiety & avoidance, Infant Attachment _____ Adult Attachment.
predicts
prevents
determines
exacerbates
122
What is my preferred metaphor for the collective activities of embryonic prenatal development?
Inflating Origami
Self-Folding Origami
Unfolding Crystallisation
Self-Folding Crystallisation
123
What kind of professionals are responsible for discovering the causes of criminal behaviour?
Forensic Psychology Researchers
Consultants & Profilers
Correctional Psychologists
Evaluators & Expert Witnesses

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