Answer the following questions. 1. Why do athletes or athletic individuals need skill-related fitness? 2. Can others, besides athletes, benefit from skill-related fitness? Why?

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A: Myth: "Individuals with depression aren't 'normal'"  Depression is way more normal than individuals ...

Q: The atypical antipsychotic drugs do NOT seem to produce:     a. neuroleptic malignant syndrome...

A: All the above mentioned disorders or conditions are a result of atypical antipsychotic drugs. But ea...

Q: What is observational learning?

A: Observational learning is the process in which a person learns the behaviours, actions, or expressio...

Q: You are an assistant district attorney trying to decide which suspect to try for a burglary case. Ea...

A: You are an assistant district attorney trying to decide which suspect to try for a burglary case. Ea...

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A: Growth is the incremental changes in the physical characteristics of an individual like weight, heig...

Q: Rob is definitely not the most attractive guy in the dorms, but he is extremely confident about who ...

A: b. Self-fulfilling prophecy

Q: Describe a researcher who possess integrity? Why should the information revealed by the informants ...

A: Research methodology is the tools and techniques used by the researcher to carry out the research. I...

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A: What will one ask people to do for TAT (Thematic Apperception Test) :  a. Take blocks and arrange t...

Q: The human sexual response can be described as a cycle with four phases. Which are the four phases?

A: Human sexual response cycle is a series of physiological and emotional changes that result from sexu...

Q: Optimism is only influenced by heredity. T or F?

A: Optimism refers to a  mental attitude that is characterized by confidence and hope in a positive fut...

Q: Expand the term rTMS

A: rTMS -Repetitive Transcranial magnetic stimulation 

Q: People are said to have “retreated from reality” when they suffer from __________________________ . ...

A: The prevalence of psychotic disorder is 0.7 percent in the general population. Genetic, neurobiologi...

Q: Skinner1. (a) What are explanatory fictions (define and provides three examples). (b) How do explana...

A: B.F Skinner was an American psychologist who is widely known for being the founder of behaviorism or...

Q: In quantitative research, dependent variable causes a change in independent variable. True____   Fa...

A: The statement : "In quantitative research, dependent variable causes a change in independent variabl...

Q: To remember better, a person can break any information into smaller groups, this process is called: ...

A: To remember better , a person can break any information into smaller groups , this process is called...

Q: Carl has suddenly lost all feeling in his hands. Interestingly, there appears to be no physical caus...

A: Somatic symptoms disorder is a mental disorder characterized by excessive or extreme focus on physic...

Q: What is Cyberbullying ?

A: Cyberbullying or online bullying is an activity of harassing someone or group of people on social me...

Q: How is stress related to health and disease?

A: Stress is a response pattern that an individual makes or goes through due to events that distress th...

Q: What is delusion?

A: Delusions are the false , unusual and unrealistic beliefs that are held by a person who is suffering...

Q: What is the difference between a test that is biased culturally and a test that is biasedin terms of...

A: Cultural bias is the phenomenon of interpreting and judging phenomena by standards inherent to one's...

Q: What is the IQ of an average child, whose mental age (8) and chronological age (8) are the same?

A: Intelligence Quotient is the intelligence index of a person and can be calculated by using the formu...

Q: A researcher claims that intelligence can be measured by measuring the length of a person’s right-ha...

A: Intelligence can be described as an individual's ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. ...

Q: Explain Cziksentmihalyi's Flow principle in detail.

A: Mihaly Cziksentmihalyi is a Hungarian-American psychologist whose notable works revolve around flow ...

Q: What are the symptoms of bipolar I disorder ?

A: Bipolar disorder is a type of Mood Disorder, the disorder is associated with severe variations in mo...

Q: Explain the Bender Visual-Motor Gestalt test?

A: Visual-Motor Gestalt Test is an assessment instrument that evaluates visual-motor functioning and vi...

Q: 43. Which therapy approach does not emphasize the cognitive? a. Psychoanalytic b. Cognitive theori...

A: The psychoanalytic therapy is designed in a way to associate and bring the unconscious thoughts or i...

Q: How have humanistic theories influenced psychology?

A: The humanistic school of psychology is prominent field in psychology that was found in the 1950s. It...

Q: Joseph is a 40-year-old man seeking therapy from Dr. Oppong, a clinical psychologist. Every time Jos...

A: Joseph is a 40 year old man seeking therapy he shows behavior such as tapping the fork on the side o...

Q: To be comfortable in a particular job, a person’s personality must match the nature of the work. Tru...

A: True

Q: Define and give some examples of stereotypes and discrimination.

A: Stereotypes are cluster of irrational believes regarding certain group of people in the society , it...

Q: QUESTION 23 Which of the following statements accurately describes a result of the Stanford Prison E...

A: The Stanford prison experiment was an experiment based on social psychology that was conducted to an...

Q: Expand LSD and what is it?

A: LSD or lysergic acid diethylamide is a kind of hallucinogen; inducing hallucination. They are also c...

Q: Which are the examples of active recreational activities? Explain why. Cycling Badminton Football B...

A: Recreation is an exercise of relaxation, leisure remaining discretional terms. Recreational activiti...

Q: Describe Stanley Milgram's obedience study. Some of varibale that increase our chances of getting he...

A: One of the several prominent investigations of obedience in psychology was brought out by Stanley Mi...

Q: What are dissociative disorders, and why are they controversial?

A: Under the branch of Abnormal psychology, mental disorders can be described as a kind of maladjusted ...

Q: In the reaction that Kübler-Ross describes as bargaining, the dying individual asks, “Why me?” T or ...

A: Elisabeth Kübler-work Ross's has had a significant impact on our understanding of sentimental reacti...

Q: Which of the following is not true about learning? Select one: a. Ivan Pavlov; Learning through puni...

A: Which of the following is not true about learning ?  (a) Ivan Pavlov ; learning through punishment ...

Q: How is human intelligence defined and measured?

A: Human intelligence refers to the general ability of humans that is inherited and largely influenced ...

Q: We are more likely to remember things that are unusual (in a different voice, color, atypical sound ...

A: Memory is the capacity of the mind by which knowledge or data is encoded, collected, and recovered w...

Q: What is the ultimate aim of treatments for histrionic personality disorder through different approac...

A: Histrionic Personality Disorder is clubbed as Cluster B personality disorders. It is explained by an...

Q: Which of the following is not a way in which schemas can become accessible in people’s minds? a. The...

A: a. The more negative in content a schema is, the more likely it is to be accessible. 

Q: Nicotine is a stimulating drug and it's therefore associated with which of the following? A. Acetyc...

A: Nicotine is a poisonous alkaloid which is active ingredient in tobacco, thus found in cigarettes, ch...

Q: Those most likely to financially plan for retirement are adults ______. A)who have negative belie...

A: Retirement introduces to the period of life while one prefers to enduringly depart the workforce bac...

Q: 20. Raymond was recently blinded in an industrial accident and has been referred to you for vocation...

A: Raymond was recently blinded in an industrial accident and has been referred to you for vocational c...

Q: Explain the Disengagement Theory.

A: Ageing is a natural process of life. It is a continuous process that begins from young adulthood yea...

Q: 25. Work-adjustment theory would submit that people try their best to: a. Adjust their aspirations ...

A: Work-adjustment theory would submit that people try their best to : a. Adjust their aspirations and...

Q: In the three parts of personality in Freud's theory, what you think is valid or invalid about his th...

A: Psychoanalysis was given by Sigmund Freud. The central part of this theory is the certainty that all...

Q: Explain and reflect on this quote:    1. "A boy who won't stand up for himself becomes a man who can...

A: A boy who is unable to take stand for himself, would eventually grow up to become a man who would no...

Q: A leaderless group discussion is most closely associated with which approach to employee selection? ...

A: Employee Selection refers to the process of choosing candidates who have relevant qualifications to ...

Q: Difference between stereotype and discrimination? Use the example of stereotype. Use example of disc...

A: Stereotypes mean generalizing people.