Apply critical thinking to ethical dilemmas ?

Q: What are the ethical issues in research? Discuss the importance of practicing ethics in research by ...

A: Given any system or section of the society, there are codes of conduct as to what is appropriate beh...

Q: Which of the following is an example of a motivation that can’t be explained by drive theory?ITEM Se...

A: Motivation refers to the process that guides or initiates goal-oriented behaviors. The process of mo...

Q: What are the consequences of the large dose intake of barbiturates?

A: Barbiturates are a gathering of drugs that have calming effects on the body. They can deliver effect...

Q: When are we most likely toWhen are we most likely to make a noncompensatory decision? make a non com...

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

Q: How many number of cigerates pack were consumed a day in the world?

A: According to DSM 5, Tobacco use disorder is an individual’s dependence on nicotine that originates f...

Q: Dear students,Watch the video given on the following Youtube video link and write a philosophical in...

A: The soul of the philosophy is- Of the nature of the soul,And her true form. In this video, Here, rep...

Q: Consider the effect of lifestyle choices: Describe the small, but significant, changes in attitude/b...

A: Anxiety disorders are groups of psychological disorders characterized by fear and worry as key emoti...

Q: Why do people with very low insulin levels eat so much? Why do people with constantly high levels ea...

A: Insulin is a hormone manufactured by our pancreas that regulates energy amount and therefore is high...

Q: How are attitudes acquired and changed?

A: Attitudes are lasting evaluations, stored in our memory, of several aspects of the social world like...

Q: Based on the Dunning-Kruger effect, who likely estimates their knowledge Psychology to be the highes...

A: Cognitive Biases are systematic errors in perceiving, thinking and interpretation of information fro...

Q: Based on state-dependent learning, why do you think music often strongly evokes memories?

A: It's a tune by the German Eurodance bunch Snap!, that was played a great deal one summer as I traver...

Q: Who is the author of book “A Beautiful Mind” ?

A: Sylvia Nasar is the author of book “A Beautiful Mind”. 

Q: The door-in-the-face technique a. is an example of informational social influence. b. illustrates th...

A: Social influences refer to the various external factors that make an individual think and perform in...

Q: What does psychology indicate about the accuracy of eyewitness testimony?

A: Eyewitness testimony is a term refers to an account for evidence or a source of information provided...

Q: What is the generic name of Abilify ?

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

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

A: Piaget suggested that children grow through the stages of cognitive development through maturation, ...

Q: The lower number of dopamine receptors a cause or a consequence of obesity?

A: A disease is a condition that compromises the structure or function of an organism. They are medical...

Q: Formulate diagnoses for identified learning needs.

A: Learning needs are the gap that exists between what the learner needs to know and what the learner c...

Q: Why do psychologists sometimes conduct research with nonhuman animal subjects?

A: Nonhuman animal research refers to studying nonhuman animal subjects in order to either compare and ...

Q: Discuss the various risk factors that relate to intentional injuries.

A: Injury coming about because of interpersonal violence and self-coordinated violence like manslaughte...

Q: Describe the teaching–learning process, includingdomains, developmental concerns, and specificprinci...

A: Teacher- learning process is an art of teaching in between the teacher  and students. An instrumenta...

Q: Develop a checklist that you can apply for interacting with other Kolbs learning styles set

A: David Kolb a renowned learning theorist gave the Experimental Learning Cycle in 1984. He defined lea...

Q: What is peripheral route persuasion?

A: Peripheral route persuasion is an indirect route to persuasion wherein the cause of persuasion is no...

Q: What advantages do you see to the Indian approach to love and marriage?

A: There were warnings directly from the beginning. At the point when she endeavored easygoing actual c...

Q: What is derealization ?

A: Derealization is a change in the perception of the outside world, making victims see it as incredibl...

Q: What are the important concepts in cultural psychology that can serve as guideposts for addressing w...

A: Filipinos is a small and cultural place. The people live in their small landmass around the shores. ...

Q: What are some important criticisms of Maslow’s theory?

A: Maslow’s Theory is strongly celebrated as well as critiqued. The most important feature of Maslow’s ...

Q: How do sex hormones infl uence prenatal and adolescent sexual development, and what is a disorder of...

A: Sexual development, just like all the other aspects, of human growth starts at conception. Sexual de...

Q: Frequent self-criticism and self-blame are a natural consequence of doing college work. True or Fals...

A: The statement : "Frequent self-criticism and self-blame are a natural consequence of doing college w...

Q: What does the level of 5-HIAA in the cerebrospinal fluid indicate? a. The amount of serotonin in the...

A: Universally psychological and neurological disorders occur within 6% of the population signifying ce...

Q: Why can’t we consciously recall how we learned to walk when we were infants?

A: We have no conscious memories of occasions happening before about age 3 1/2, to some degree because ...

Q: What is identification?

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

Q: Expand the acronym CIT?

A: CIT stands for critical-incident technique 

Q: Why might alcohol make a person more helpful or moreaggressive?

A: Alcohol consumption has complex and seemingly contradictory effects on an individual's behavior. The...

Q: Differentiate between emotively charged and neutrul language?and discuss the use and misuse of emoti...

A: An emotively charged language is one in which you use a number of emotions and phrases to describe a...

Q: From which language word “diagnosis” formed and what is the meaning ?

A: "scientific discrimination," particularly in pathology, "the acknowledgment of a disease from its ma...

Q: What do you mean by motor development?

A: Motor development alludes to the development of a youngster's bones, muscles and ability to move aro...

Q: A, who is 16 years old, is living with his parents and his parents opened him a barbershop. A sells ...

A: The important points for us to notice here are: A is 16 and only when you 18 can you own your own bu...

Q: Suppose you want people in your apartment building to stop throwing their junk mail on the floor of ...

A: Suppose you want people in your apartment building to stop throwing their junk mail on the floor of ...

Q: Hunger occurs in response to ______(low/high) blood glucose and __________(low/high) levels of ghrel...

A: Hunger is a state when a person feels low or has a desire to eat something. 

Q: When a group’s desire for harmony overrides its realistic analysis of other options,______________ h...

A: When a group’s desire for harmony overrides its realistic analysis of other options, ______________ ...

Q: Siegel's theory suggests that sudden death following drug use (in habitual drug users) may be due to...

A: Siegel's theory is given by Dr Dan Siegel's in which he told about the importance of human mindsight...

Q: What is no-suicide contract ?

A: Conditions that are characterized by emotional, cognitive disruptions, and abnormal behaviors, which...

Q: What is Opioid epidemic ?

A: Opioid is a narcotic analgesic that is part synthetic with heavy potential for dependency and abuse....

Q: List some challenges associated with a system that emphasizes only the measurement of traits? Can ...

A: The trait of an individual is a quality of one which is from their birth or gets through there a gen...

Q: Evidence suggests that the most important feature of the Type A personality is a sense of time urgen...

A: The statement : " Evidence suggests that the most important feature of the Type A personality is a s...

Q: How does culture affect attributional processes?

A: Attribution process is the involvement of people to understanding and reaction to others. Ability to...

Q: In describing the sexual response cycle, Masters andJohnson noted thata. a plateau phase follows org...

A: William Masters and Virginia Johnson developed the sexual response cycle in the 1960s. Their researc...

Q: Give an example of a genetic trait, other than weight, that may also be altered by one's environment...

A: Qualities are directions that direct how an individual's body is made, similarly that outlines are g...

Q: What is homeostasis?

A: The drive theory approach to motivation pioneered the concept of homeostasis. The drive reduction ap...