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show Approach that uses biological/psychological/social-cultural levels of analysis.  
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show People in the medical branch who deal with psychological disorders who provide medication and therapy.  
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show Branch of psychology that studies how people interact with the social environment and how social institutions affect individuals/groups.  
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show Improved memory after retrieving, rather than reading information.  
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show Study method with 5 steps: survey, question, read, retrieve, and review.  
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