11.  Retrieval can occur in both an automatic ______ mode, and a controllable or ______ mode. Group of answer choices conscious; subconscious explicit; implicit implicit; explicit aware; non-conscious

Q: What is reinforcement?

A: Behaviorism, behavioural learning, cognitive-behavioral, motivation, rational-emotive, and other typ...

Q: What is proactive?

A: Industrial/ Organizational psychology refers to that branch of psychology that studies human behavio...

Q: 1. Example of desire for student to become a successful person. 2. Example of adventure for student ...

A: People who are able to achieve their desires or wishes or wants are considered to be successful. Eve...

Q: Why is it important to do no harm to research participants?

A: Ethics are the rules of conduct. Research ethics are essential in the scientific studies, the resear...

Q: mindfulness approaches to trauma recovery?

A: Trauma is defined as any disturbing incident or experience that leads to significant fear, helplessn...

Q: What is panic disorder ?

A: Anxiety-  It is defined as diffuse, vague, as well as a very unpleasant feeling of fear as well as a...

Q: The Case of the Speluncean Explorers by Lon Fuller (1949) How does the conflict of a character and ...

A: By analyzing the question we need to explain how does the conflict of a character and the choices th...

Q: What evidence points to our human affiliation need—our need to belong?

A: Personalities are cited in psychological studies as a representation of socially created and shared ...

Q: How music promotes positive emotions? (Thanks for answering).

A: Emotion is a individual condition of mind. Emotions can be response to internal stimuli (such as tho...

Q: List the differences between operant conditioning theory and observational learning theory

A: INTRODUCTION If we had not been able to learn, we would have died out as species long ago. Learning ...

Q: 16) In Allport and Postman’s (1947) “whose hand holds the knife?” study, participants were shown a s...

A: Social Psychology It is an area of psychology dealing with the study of how the actual, imagined, an...

Q: How do misinformation, imagination, and source amnesia influence ourmemory construction? How do we d...

A: The ability and capacity of a person to acquire information or data and further it can be stored, re...

Q: What is teratogens?

A: Healthy growth of foetus or embryo is vital for the future of the kid that is developing so that it ...

Q: Describe arbitrary inference?

A: Cognitive Distortions  It refers to errors in the thinking of an individual that tends to lead to fa...

Q: What is the difference between automatic and effortful processing, and what are someexamples of each...

A: Cognitive Processing It refers to a series of cognitive operations as well functions carried out in ...

Q: What is representative sample?

A: Representative sample: In psychological research, the term "representative sample" is determined as ...

Q: In one paragraph, explain briefly the advantages and disadvantages of egocentric and socio-centric s...

A: Egocentric selves means when the individual is immensely concerned with himself or herself. The pers...

Q: In terms of attraction, which of the following is a situational factor? proximity similarity appeara...

A: Attraction or interpersonal attraction can be described as positive emotions felt by an individual w...

Q: What is sensory memory?

A: Sensory memory: In psychology, the term "sensory memory" is one of the different types of memory tha...

Q: How DSM-5 indicate Phobia ?

A: The classification of the mental illness is done on the basis of two services; The Diagnostic and St...

Q: What is sensation seeking?

A: In 1960s, there are many psychologist who conduct research or human traits and revealed that sensati...

Q: Provide examples of MBTI

A: In the psychological area which relates to the development and analysis of personality called person...

Q: Improve your Mental-Emotional Health 1. Identify one aspect you could improve (or need to improve) f...

A: Mental health affects your activities and thoughts, and it consists of three main types of well-bein...

Q: What is the trade name of Aripiprazole?

A: Drugs and pharmacology approach is one of the common way to treat psychological disorders. At presen...

Q: Evidence that cognitive processes play an important role inlearning comes in part from studies in wh...

A: Cognitive Process  It refers to any of the mental functions that are thought to be involved in knowl...

Q: What is discrepancy hypothesis?

A: Ans- The discrepancy hypothesis states that an organism attends and affectively responds to new stim...

Q: The concept of working memorya. clarifies the idea of short-term memory by focusing onthe active pro...

A: The ability and capacity of the brain to acquire the information and data which can be stored, retai...

Q: Elements in critical thinking are as the following: i. Arguments ii. Facts iii. Ideas iv. Prediction...

A: To form a judgment critical thinking is used by analyzing, interpreting, synthesizing, and evaluatin...

Q: Is it really surprising that adolescents engage in risky behaviors? What kinds of activities do adol...

A: Adolescence is a period in lifespan development that starts from the onset of puberty and lasts till...

Q: How do evolutionary psychologists explain sex differences in sexuality?

A: Evolutionary psychology refers to the field of psychology that studies human thoughts, feelings, and...

Q: How "HUMOR" can be applicable or factor in approaching and counseling the clients.

A: Counseling can be defined as the two way communication between the client and the counselor/therapis...

Q: QUESTION 8 Which of the following does NOT impact our perception? Time of day Context O Motivation B...

A:   Perception enables people to look, feel and experience the world. It is the way, an individual int...

Q: Mira is often called to share her ideas regarding any social-political topics discussed in their Soc...

A: Culture and civilization are intertwined, with different cultures interpreting the environment and t...

Q: Explain the importance of therapeutic relationship?

A: Therapeutic Relationship  It is also known as the therapeutic alliance or the client-therapist relat...

Q: What is standardization?

A: There are different aspects of psychology and there are different branches of psychology. Standardiz...

Q: [2] Some of the popular social beliefs about dialects include __________. a. Consists of cluster of...

A: Dialects refer to a form of language that is specific to a social group or region. Thus, they refer ...

Q: What do you think about new normal and its impact to our mental health? (speech type)

A: Mental health includes an individual's emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It tends to ...

Q: Discuss the stages of William Perry's theory of cognitive development giving examples of the life sk...

A: Perry's theory developed in 1968 and concluded about intellectual and ethical development in student...

Q: Another term for difference threshold is the___________________.

A: Threshold It's commonly thought of as the stimulus intensity that defines the sensory system's lower...

Q: People with Parkinson’s disease show the greatest impairment with which type of movement? a. Reflexe...

A: Parkinson's disease is a cognitive and central nervous system based disorder that affects a person's...

Q: What is memory ?

A:  The scientific and systematic study which is grounded upon the theory of mind and behavior that inc...

Q: “Whew, that last item was a tough one! But hey, that is two points out of the 100 total. Relax. Brea...

A: Ans. D. Verbal Persuasion Verbal persuasion includes somebody persuading someone else that they have...

Q: 1. MASLOW CONSIDERED THESE NEEDS THE MOST IMPORTANT AS ALL THE OTHER NEEDS BECOME SECONDARY UNTIL TH...

A: Abraham Maslow proposed hierarchy of needs. Needs are arranged in a hierarchy in which physiological...

Q: ________ is your sense of body position and movement.Your ____________ specifically monitors yourhea...

A: Sensation It is the process by which our brains receive information through our five senses, which t...

Q: What is triarchic theory of intelligence?

A: Robert Sternberg developed the theory of three forms of intelligence in the year 1985. His theory wa...

Q: DOES ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION STIMULATE HEALTHY SELFDISCLOSURE?

A: Self-disclosure refers to the process through which an individual shares their most intimate thought...

Q: Does homosexuality involve a fear or hatred of people of the other sex, leading individuals to direc...

A: Results that prove the genesis of homosexuality is haphazard in the findings that leads up to the un...

Q: What do you mean by source amnesia?

A: Memory  It refers to the procedure of encoding, retaining as well as retrieving information over a p...

Q: What is social support?

A: The unsettled feeling of emotions that can produce emotional strain and pressure and affect a person...

Q: John is the group leader during week three of an eight-week psycho-educational group. Until now, the...

A: Similarly as with couples advising, bunch therapy requires an apparently unbiased advisor who permit...