Lecture

Engineering Ethics: Priming and Transfer of Learning

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Description

This lecture discusses the concepts of priming and transfer of learning, using examples such as the influence of background music on consumer behavior and the application of knowledge across different contexts. It also explores the implications of these phenomena in various fields, including psychology and education.

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