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As a scholar-practitioner how do you apply knowledge of cognitive psychology to real-world situations? As a scholar-practitioner, how will you take knowledge into the settings where may work, with a commitment to effect change?

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In order to apply knowledge of cognitive psychology to real-world situations, you must analyze an individual's actions based on the knowledge that most of his actions are learned behaviors from observing one or more individuals, behaviors are largely influenced by environmental ...

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