PSYC 3110 Lecture Notes - Lecture 16: Norm (Social), Social Cognition, Encephalitis

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If it is that is the position of your essay. Point of essay is to reflect on literature and have an informed opinion based on what you read in the literature. Do not have an overview of the literature and then at the end add an opinion on this. Where you say this is what i am going to be arguing and this is how i am going to do it . Immunization: generally recognized as most successful example of primary prevention of disease, vaccination of susceptible individuals. If you are not immune you are of vulnerable. When you are vaccinated you generally have immunity on an individual level: protection of community as a whole (high uptake) When you have high uptake in a population the disease can"t get a foothold and thus the community is protected: herd immunity (community immunity) When a large number 90% immunity you have herd immunity.

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PSYC 3110 Lecture Notes - Lecture 16: Norm (Social), Social Cognition, Encephalitis

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