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Q: Provide an example of the way in which each of the 5 models of abnormality can be used to explain a ...

A: The behaviours that deviants from social norms are dysfunctional and causes discomfort or agony are ...

Q: epre tativeness

A: Representativeness heuristics or rule of thumb was first proposed by Denial Kahneman and Amos Tversk...

Q: Please asap. thankyou. The processing, which allows the same kinds of information to be processed in...

A: The information processing approach to psychology assumes that the human beings are the processors o...

Q: How social media impacts the society we live in today

A: The use of social media has increased exponentially in a few years and thus has impacted society in ...

Q: In about what year did drug use in the United States peak?

A: Drugs are substances which have effects on our physical and mental state. Some of them are legal whi...

Q: Analyze the thoughts of Fromm, Buber, and Milgram. Explain what they think about human nature and ou...

A:   Erich Fromm was a psychoanalyst who had a great impact on humanistic psychology as well. He stated...

Q: Suppose a patient states that he is in pain. You ask him to put a mark on a line like the following ...

A: Using operational definitions of variables is essential for nay research in psychology. It is a clea...

Q: B.F. Skinner used animals to test the effect of reinforcement. Which of the following did he study? ...

A: B.F Skinner is one of the pioneer psychologists in the concept of learning and is known for his Skin...

Q: Psychology Question

A: Answer: The Belmont report does not discuss about deception one way or other way.  Researches are co...

Q: Briefly explain how a participant characteristic, such as personality, could be a confounding variab...

A: A confounding variable is any variable whose effect was not intended to be studied but it anyway inf...

Q: Provide an example of self-serving bias using the Model of Attribution.

A: Self serving bias : We all people are familiar by this term because its a habit of every person. It ...

Q: What are “Heuristics”? How do you use heuristics and what significant role does it play in your dail...

A: Hello, since your question has multiple parts we will solve the first one for you. If you want the r...

Q: 5.The classical-conditioning term for a response that is elicited by a conditioned stimulus is Selec...

A: Pavlov introduced his theory of classical conditioning which was based on the idea that learning occ...

Q: It’s Christmas and Uncle Bob is giving “Aguinaldo” to the children. Three year old Karen did not wan...

A: According to Piaget's theory of cognitive development, the cognitive development of every child take...

Q: Your professor wants to know if class attendance rates are related to performance on exams. In order...

A: Correlation in psychology can be best described as a value (correlation co-efficient) that represent...

Q: Because of increased life expectancy in the 21st century, e lderly people can expect to spend approx...

A: Now these days the new realities of aging that it is shaped by the social and economical condition. ...

Q: How can arts education affect the brain and creativit? How does this make education important? How c...

A: 1. Arts and creativity have often been correlated, this correlation has been proven time and again b...

Q: A mental set is     an established way of thinking about or perceiving something an estab...

A: A mental set can be best described as the tendency of an individual to use a familiar solution to an...

Q: Patrick believes his basketball coach doesn’t like him and subsequently focuses on all the times the...

A: Confirmation bias can be best described as the tendency of a individual to interpret a situation in ...

Q: When referring to Howard Gardners multiple intelligence theory, can these skills be studied in peopl...

A: Howard Gardner proposed multiple intelligences . He described his theory of the intelligences in his...

Q: How do or would you apply the principle of extinction to eliminate prejudice in an individual?

A: Discrimination and prejudice are the roots of various social problems in the world, and thus psychol...

Q: Using chapters 1-6 of The Principles of Learning and Behavior ,7th edition by Michael Domjan.

A: Behavioural psychology proposes that all the human behaviours are learned by interactions with other...

Q: What distinguishes DARE from other similar programs based on the social influence model?

A: There are numerous programs that are developed to bring healthy changes in society. However, not eve...

Q: Who is the father of pyschology?

A: Wilhelm Maximillian Wundt 1832-1920, was the father of psychology. He was also called the father of ...

Q: The ability of a test to measure what it is supposed to measure is its ?

A: Scale development in psychology entails, testing the suitability of the test, so that accurate infer...

Q: The abbreviation UCR stands for  uniform conditioned rule  unconditional reinforcement  unconditiona...

A: In the theory of classical conditioning proposed by Pavlov, he introduced various terms such as unco...

Q: Which of the following describes the concept of schema?     Gustav uses the method of loci...

A: Schema is  a set of cognitive framework that people use to organize and interpret information. It he...

Q: 23.A social-cognitive learning theorist would be more likely to argue that conditioning Select one: ...

A: 23. According to social-cognitive theory of learning, an individual learns or is s conditioned throu...

Q: 7.The weakening and eventual disappearance of a learned response is called: Select one: a. extinctio...

A: 7. When the association between a conditioned stimulus and the unconditioned stimulus is broken, the...

Q: Which of the following is most likely to be a false memory?     A young child’s memory of ...

A: A false memory is a fabricated recollection of events which can be either entirely false and imagina...

Q: 1. What exactly did you learn in the biopsychology class that stands out as impotent? 2.   2. How ha...

A: Hello, since your question has multiple parts we will solve the first one for you. If you want the r...

Q: what is the difference between intelligence test between then  and now?

A: Intelligence is an important phenomenon that has fascinated philosophers and psychologists for a lon...

Q: Name one risk factor and one protective factor related to the family/parents.

A: Risk factors related to parents or family include presence of mental illness in parents or alcohol a...

Q: Taking the ideas of processing capacity and perceptual load into account, what is one reason why it ...

A: Cognitive psychologists have explained various cognitive phenomena such as attention, memory, and pe...

Q: What is the the ability to think and acquire information quickly and abstractly which tends to favor...

A: Raymond Cattell introduced the concept of fluid intelligence in the 1963. According to him, fluid in...

Q: Any group against which people can evaluate their own behaviour and purchasing patterns.(1) Cultural...

A: A group against which consumers compare themselves or relate to is called a reference group. It can ...