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A: "for the self to achieve perfection one must live a life of virtue" said by Aristotle. 

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A: Organisational psychology works on how to increase the job satisfaction of its employees. Job satisf...

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Q: How do psychologists determine whether a psychological test is reliable?

A: Psychological testing is included in psychology through a systematic procedure in which psychologist...

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A: Option D: The neutral stimulus      

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A: Ans. Moral attitude means how children are behaving and whether it is in congruence with morality or...

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A: Egocentrism refers to the inability of an individual to differential between others and self, i.e., ...

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Q: Do autistic people go through a lot of discrimination in today's society? Explain.

A: Autism is a developmental disorder in which people who are affected may show communication and socia...

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A: Punishment is an action that is enacted for an individual who engages in an undesirable or unpleasan...

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A: Introduction The topic is from the chapter motivation. Motivation plays the most significant role in...

Q: What did Joan Didion mean by, "Some years passed, but I still did not lose that sense of wonder abou...

A: Ans. The line is taken from Joan Didion's Goodbye to all That.  

Q: What are the pros and cons of Harry Harlow's Pit of Despair

A: Ans. Harry Harlow is an American psychologist who was surrounded by a controversy after his experime...

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Q: Which theory of dreaming do you find most convincing? Why?

A: Ans. Dreams are a subconscious representation of thoughts and the images in the mind when you are sl...

Q: What happens during the rising phase of the action potential?

A: The rising phase, the peak phase, the falling phase, the undershoot phase, and the refractory period...

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A: Latent learning is a type of learning that does not produce an overt reaction right away. It happens...