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Evaluate the evidence for social learning theory as an explanation for aggressive behaviour.

Social learning theory suggests that we learn by observing and copying the behaviour of "role models" - these may be people who are of the same gender, similar age, or have other desirable chara...

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Answered by Alicja M. Psychology tutor
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In the poem 'About His Person', how does Simon Armitage construct identity?

In his poem 'About His Person', Simon Armitage constructs the identity of the titular 'Person' through describing the objects that surround him. The 'giveaway photograph' in his wallet gives away, so to s...

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Answered by Michael C. English tutor
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Explain the process of DNA replication, including the names of vital enzymes

DNA replication is used to copy DNA. This process is semi-conservative, meaning the new double helix contains both a parent and a new strand. The process begins during S phase, where helicase unwinds the ...

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Answered by Farrah V. Biology tutor
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Define Populism. Can populism ever be democratic?

Populism separates societies into two homogenous and antagonistic groups: the corrupt elites and the pure people. Populists claim that they alone represent the will of the people, implying that opponents...

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Answered by Leonard S. Politics tutor
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A guitar string 0.65m long vibrates with a first harmonic frequency of 280Hz. Mary measures 1m of the string and discovers that it weighs 8.0x10^-4 kg. What is the tension in the guitar string?

f = 280 Hz, l = 0.65 m, μ = 8x10^-4 kgm^-1Therefore use the equation f=(1/2l)(T/μ)^1/2Rearrange it to get it in the form T= by multiplying f by 2l, squaring both sides and then multiplying by μ to getT = ...

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Answered by Evie S. Physics tutor
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