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Explain the content of social identity theory (SIT)

SIT as proposed by Tajfel is an example of social cognition theory as it described the underlying cognitive processes humans go through as they affiliate to a group forming a group/social identity. One’s ...

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How do I solve a Karnaugh Map?

Solving a Karnaugh Map can be very tricky as it requires a new type of thinking than you may be used to. I find the best method to solve a Karnaugh map to be setting it out as a table. Let's use the follo...

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Answered by Daniel D. Computing tutor
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Can you explain how to answer this long answer question: 'describe the process of gentrification and its effects?'

Start by providing a clear definition of the process, e.g. Gentrification is where deteriorated urban neighbourhoods are renovated and revitalised by the influx of more affluent residents...

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Answered by James D. Geography tutor
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When do we use the 'passé composé' and 'imparfait' in French?

Both tenses refer to actions in the past. With the passé composé, we use this to describe an action which was completed in the past at a specific moment.
For example: Je suis tombé (I fell)....

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Answered by Katy H. French tutor
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How do vaccinations work? Why don't they cause disease?

A vaccine is a weakened form of the disease causing bacteria injected in to the patient. The person then develops immunity to that bacteria and so when they are infected with the bacteria, they are able t...

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Answered by Acrisa K. Biology tutor
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