A problem solving strategy which involves the sudden imaginative perception of useful relationships between things (the "AHA! Experience) is termed O insight. conceptual confirmation. O relational reasoning. semantic integration

Q: Attitudes can be changed. How? Support your statement with relevant examples.

A: Attitude has been an important topic of exploration and research in social psychology. Social psycho...

Q: When the action potential reaches the presynaptic terminal, which ion must enter the presynaptic ter...

A: In simple terms, when the electrical impulse of the action potential reaches the presynaptic termina...

Q: has critical inquiry convincingly debunked popular presumptions?

A: Indeed (yes)   

Q: What are the three International current events that most interest people and why?

A: International current events mean the events which are going all over the world not only in any sing...

Q: Many people today will write and post very vulgar things online. When people are online, they often ...

A: Certain individuals are much more active in social media and interact healthily and feel a level of ...

Q: How the advertisement caused the attitudinal changes in the consumer? Explain.

A: Consumer Psychology is the reflection of human response concerning their buying models, styles, and ...

Q: What is the strongest evidence in favor of a sensitive period for language learning?

A: Language learning is an ongoing method that commences at birth and remains during life. Pupils acqui...

Q: The amygdala responds most strongly to which type of facial expressions?A. Expressions by infants an...

A: Amygdala is located deep inside the temporal lobe. It plays an important role in controlling emotion...

Q: _________________________ are nonaddictive and can help elevate one’s mood. They work primarily by i...

A: Antidepressant or depressant drugs are administered to treat an individual suffering from depression...

Q: Of the following, which is a reason favoring the use of animals in biological psychology research ai...

A: The answer to the question is Option C. This is because, the nervous system of non-humans is nearly ...

Q: What is meant by Intellectual disability ?

A: Intellectual disability is defined as problems with general mental abilities that affect an individu...

Q: 1. What are the historical concepts in criminology and it's counterpart at present? Example: HIS...

A: Criminology includes a wider investigation of criminal behavior, instead of the general term wrongdo...

Q: The difference between transvestism and transgender is nonexistent transvestite individuals dress in...

A: Ans 1. (b) Transvestite individual dress in a manner traditionally associated with another sex. 

Q: What is self-efficacy?

A: Self-efficacy: In psychology, the term "self-efficacy" is described as an individual's belief in his...

Q: The Gestalt therapist tries to reflect a client’s thoughts and feelings. True or False?

A: Gestalt therapy is a humanistic therapy established by Fritz Perls and his colleague in 1940s that e...

Q: When i am having a briefing meeting with a new client and i want to be sure to capture all of their ...

A: Research ethics can be defined as virtuous framework that directs researchers to organize and descri...

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: What is energy homeostasis?

A: Brain is the Primary organ of body that controls the functioning of other body organs. It is divided...

Q: Did physical illness have voluntary control of symptoms?

A: Physical illness is defined as the illness of the physical body. For example, hyperthyroidism, hypot...

Q: What are the assumptions about Trait theory?

A: Under the branch of Psychology, Psychologists define personality as definitive set of actions, thoug...

Q: The partial reinforcement schedule that reinforces a response after unpredictable time periods is a ...

A: Skinner identified 5 kinds of reinforcement schedules that influence operant conditioning.

Q: What is hidden observer?

A: Hilgard's term describing a mesmerized subject's awareness of encounters, like pain, that go unrepor...

Q: According to biological theorists, what is the cause of panic attack ?

A: Serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine are synthetic substances that go about as synapses or courie...

Q: Why reading is useful?

A: 1. Mental Stimulation  Studies have shown that staying mentally invigorated can slow the advancement...

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

A: Set 

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: why gaslighting is consider psychological abuse?

A: Gaslighting is a form of manipulation observed in interpersonal relationships wherein the abuser def...

Q: Define Hebbian synapse.

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

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A: Trial and Error reasoning 

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A: An Analogy

Q: Why do some observers suggest that personality disorders are little more than descriptions of undesi...

A: people often assume that if a person is behaving in an undesirable way, then he or she must be going...

Q: Please select correct answer 1.ethical behavior is influenced by (a) laws passed by government (b) p...

A: Ethic refers to set of principles guided morally that aid to distinguish right from wrong. Thus it i...

Q: Which treatment acts most rapidly, and which usually has the most lasting benefits?A. Antidepressant...

A: The answer to the question is option B. ECT, is the Electro-convulsive Therapy is a treatment used m...

Q: How is adolescence defined?

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

Q: According to Rogers, a close match between the self-image and the ideal self creates a condition cal...

A: Carl Rogers was the pioneer of humanistic school of thought in psychology, he believed that a human ...

Q: What is alcohol intoxication ?

A: Alcohol intoxication also known as alcohol poisoning, refers to a condition which too much consumpti...

Q: 29

A: Semantic Memory 

Q: Many U.S. college freshmen say that “being well-off financially” is an essential life goal and that ...

A: Abraham Maslow proposed the “Hierarchy Of Needs” that according to him activates and directs human b...

Q: What is fundamental attribution error?

A: Social psychology is described as the affective, cognitive and behavioral aspects are determined by ...

Q: What can you do daily to tend to, build, or maintain your self-esteem?

A: Self - esteem is a individual personal evaluation of their own self. Low self esteem people looks la...

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: n top-down processing of information, individual features are analyzed and assembled into a meaningf...

A: Perception includes all the five senses of sight, smell, hear, taste and touch. It is based on propr...

Q: If you were in a darkened room and researchers wanted to know whether you were having visual fantasi...

A: The primary visual cortex is also referred to as area V1 or the striate cortex (due to its striped a...

Q: What is self-esteem?

A: Holding healthful self-esteem can affect motivation, mental well-being, and the overall character of...

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 __...

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A: Problem-solving strategy is a long process that needs steps to come to a solution with proper proof ...

Q: What are the traits of Narcissistic personality disorder ?

A: Narcissistic personality disorder also referred to as Narcissism is a disorder of cluster B of perso...

Q: In a conceptual replication, which of the following is allowed to be dissimilar from the original st...

A: In experimental research, there are two types of replications i.e., exact replication and conceptual...

Q: Robert's father died from cigarette smoking. The last thing that his father ever asked of him was th...

A: Cognitive dissonance is defined as a situation that involves conflicting behaviors, emotions, and at...

Q: 31

A: Gestalt psychology is a school of thought that was initiated by three psychologists, Wertheimer, Koh...