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Q: Did the psychological response will change for each personality of subpersonalities ?

A: A subpersonality in the humanistic school of psychology defines as a way of dealing with different p...

Q: Thinking about yourself or the people you know consider what stress means in middle adulthood. What...

A: Stress is a state of mind when an individual feel stuck in one situation and keep thinking of that e...

Q: 7. Explain how you could implement what you learned about the encoding specificity principle to help...

A: Encoding specificity Principle helps in easy recalling of the already learnt information with the he...

Q: We all conduct little experiments to detect cause-and-effect connections. If you enjoy music, for ex...

A: The given question mentions the IV to be sound –cancelling headphones and the DV to be enjoyment of ...

Q: What is range ?

A: The range is an easy statistical measure of variance.

Q: Why does damage to the basal ganglia lead to involuntary movements in Huntington’s disease?A. The da...

A: D. Basal ganglia damage reduces inhibition of the thalamus.

Q: From the perspectives of Piaget, Vygotsky, and today’s researchers, how does a child’s mind develop?

A: In his theory of cognitive development, Jean Piaget recommended that youngsters effectively build an...

Q: Adult caregivers in midlife have great stress because female caregivers often have spouses who are q...

A: Caregiver means to the person who is looking a child and taking care of their everything, adult care...

Q: What is withdrawal symptoms?

A: Withdrawal symptoms are the physical or psychological symptoms experienced after inhibiting or stopp...

Q: Define social-cognitive perspective ?

A: Social – cognitive perspective has explained that individual difference of a personality is due to l...

Q: Choose a theorist listed below that you like, and write a letter telling him what you think of his c...

A: Personality is defined as individual differences in a person's thinking , behavior and feeling. Ther...

Q: Motivational Interviewing is a ________________ process between client and counselor? Ans:

A: William R. Miller and Stephen Rollnick are two clinical psychologists who done their study and origi...

Q: Studies with one independent variable can show:   a. an interaction effect.   b. a simple di...

A: Independent variable in experimental research refers to the variable which researcher manipulate or ...

Q: What developmental stages did Freud propose?

A: Psychoanalysis is a school of thought given by Sigmund Freud. The therapy under psychoanalysis aims ...

Q: What is binge drinking ?

A: Culture, and also social conditioning, are key factors in binge drinking. Grown-ups who've never got...

Q: 1. How classical conditioning principles apply to advertising. Find an advertisement and post it her...

A: Classical conditioning is a kind of learning initially explored by Ivan Pavlov in the 1940s. It refe...

Q: Describe the conditions in which the presence of others is likely to result in social loafing and de...

A: Person efficiency is improved or decreased by interacting with others rather than individually, acco...

Q: Why do most antihistamines make people drowsy?

A: Antihistamine is the medication that is utilized to help an individual to relieve the signs of aller...

Q: If a person is focusing anxiety on specific feared objects or situations, that personmay have a ____...

A:  If a person is focusing anxiety on specific feared objects or situations, that person may have a __...

Q: What are the structures include in brain stress circuit ?

A: The main pieces of the brain that are liable for our responses to stress include the hypothalamic–pi...

Q: What are the goals and techniques of cognitive therapy and of cognitive behavioral therapy?

A: Behavioural therapy is a therapy which is used to change the maladaptive behavior.

Q: 1. Is perseverance a trait? Why? 2. Should perseverance and grit be given better attention than tale...

A: Perseverance involves the capacity to achieve a goal or ambition over a period and remains committed...

Q: When a person is prepared to perceive events in a particular way, it is said that a perceptual expec...

A: Set 

Q: Write down application of psychology in life.

A: The theories , teaching and principles in psychology can be well translated and utilized in people's...

Q: Define Hebbian synapse.

A: A synapse or junction is in between the neurons which is gained by the postsynaptic cells called Heb...

Q: How did humanistic psychologists view personality, and what was their goal in studying personality?

A: Humanistic psychology is a wing of psychology and rather is a perspective that emphasizes looking at...

Q: has critical inquiry convincingly debunked popular presumptions?

A: Indeed (yes)   

Q: Which are the common Benzodiazepine drugs?

A: Psychological disorders are a group of conditions that are characterized by significant disturbance ...

Q: A common element underlying insight is that information is encoded, combined, and compared _________...

A: b. by rote

Q: Then write a short analysis of blame and the ways people assign blame as a coping mechanism.

A: A coping mechanism is a kind of strategy to manage one stress and tension, this is done by an indivi...

Q: In order for a scientific study to be published, it must... A. strictly follow the guidelines of t...

A: Psychological research can be defined as studies conducted for the systematic study of social issues...

Q: Pat and Sammy are friends who have sex without commitment. The appropriate term for their relationsh...

A: Ans 1. Friends with benefits

Q: Why is it misleading to call oxytocin the “love hormone”?

A: Psychology has been identified as scientific study of mental processes and behavioral responses. The...

Q: Discuss the development of attachment during infancy

A: Attachment theory tends to determine the specific ways through which the "parent-child relationship"...

Q: What are the effects of actively role-playing aggression?

A: Actively roleplaying aggression can have a deep impact on the overall development and most important...

Q: What is major depressive disorder ?

A: Major depressive disorder is categorized as depressive disorder which involves a significant depress...

Q: Two forms of associative learning are classical conditioning,in which the organism associates , ____...

A: Two forms of associative learning are classical conditioning, in which the organism associates , ___...

Q: Explain how the fundamental attribution error can affect our interpretation of behavior.

A: Fundamental attribution error is an error of an individual perceiving someone complete personality o...

Q: What are the effects of sleep loss or changes in sleep patterns?

A: Sleeping is a natural evident activity performed by all the organisms. It has two fold motive, one t...

Q: Do the amazing abilities of human infants to pick up on structure from their experience appear to be...

A: The ability of human infants to pick upon a structure from their experience is a domain-general skil...

Q: What is the importance of Play therapy ?

A: Play therapy is a type of therapy used essentially for kids. That is because youngsters will be unab...

Q: Explain what should be included in thedocumentation of the teaching–learning process.

A: *Summary of Learning Need  * The Plan  * The execution of the Plan  * The Evaluation Results

Q: To say that the heritability of intelligence is about 50 percentmeans that 50 percent ofa. an indivi...

A: Heritability is a term that is frequently used during twin findings in the area of behavioral geneti...

Q: How might you handle a parent who comes to you enraged because you called Child Protective Services ...

A: Child protective services take immediate action after being called by the child. If a child has call...

Q: What is Insomnia ?

A: Insomnia is a typical sleep disorder that can make it hard to nod off, hard to stay unconscious, or ...

Q: What test does Turing use to prove that computers can think?

A: Alan Turning was the one who decided to check the turning use to prove that computer can think and l...

Q: Psychological research has shown that people are generally more likely to value and to want to buy a...

A: Psychology in selling involves focusing on a customers' emotional needs instead of highlighting the ...

Q: How is adolescence defined?

A: Adolescence is a stage of lifespan development. Adolescence refers to a development period that begi...

Q: _______4. Choose the example for Conative Behaviour from below given-(a) Imagining (b) Feelings (c) ...

A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any s...

Q: What school bullying will be like?

A: School bullying, such as bullying outside the school setting, alludes to at least one perpetrators w...