During dehydration synthesis, two subunits, or monomers, bind to each other where they were once bound to their respective hydrogen (âH) or hydroxyl (âOH) groups. That's right. If it's a group, it gets a dash before it. This blissful union is presided over by an enzyme that is mainly there to help speed things along. The name of the process is dehydration synthesis because monomers are literally coming together and synthesizing a polymer by dehydrating, or removing a water molecule.
Implicit personality theory describes the specific patterns and biases an individual uses when forming impressions based on a limited amount of initial information about an unfamiliar person.
An implicit bias is a positive or negative mental attitude toward a person, thing, or group that an individual holds at an unconscious level, as opposed to an explicit bias, which is an attitude that somebody is conscious of having.