Thomas gibbons won the case in 1824
Answer:
- Repetition
Explanation:
As per the situation, James may develop his faith in the myth that 'eating spicy food items will provoke ulcers' <u>due to the constant repetition of the same idea from his family, as well as, friends</u>. Researches display that <u>repetition of a similar idea over and again promotes people to believe it as compared to believing something fresh or unrepeated</u>. They call it 'Illusory truth effect' in which the repeated information processes quickly and easily in the recipient's mind and this is why they believe it to be true. The same is the thing with James who is constantly being told to avoid spicy food in order to not aggravate his proneness to ulcers and hence, he might take this myth as the truth.
What Scott has taken was the Revised Neo Personality Inventory in which explains his scores on the five personality dimensions where the NEO PI-R takes places in explaining the scores and self report that he has taken. The NEO PI-R is the one that takes on the personalities (5) that is being taken on the inventory.
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