Calvin had a dream about his dog Snoopy in which he constantly looked for him but couldn’t find him. In reality, Calvin’s dog had died after being hit by a car. According to Sigmund Freud, his dream in which he was searching for his dog is an example of ________________, while the inner meaning that he misses his dog terribly is an example of ________________. a. wish fulfillment; manifest content b. latent content; wish fulfillment c. latent content; manifest content d. manifest content; latent content

Q: Psychological assessment is not perfect. There is always some degree of ____ error.

A: Psychological assessment refers to the administration of standard psychological tests or battery on ...

Q: What could you do to impact human trafficking?  What policy, law, or program would you invent to add...

A: In present day world , human trafficking is no less than the modernized version of SLAVERY SYSTEM. t...

Q: Review the logic of spuriousness. Can youthink up an example where an observedrelationship between t...

A:   The researcher tends to make the error of receiving a extremely correlated variable as the ba...

Q: WicH Stater O Richard enjoys directing and controlling the people he manages and being recognized fo...

A: Motivation is what drives us towards our goals. It can be derived from biological, social, cognitive...

Q: How will you explain the importance of hiking and trekking to your physical and mental health?

A: Hiking and Trekking both are physical activities carried out in the natural environment.

Q: In Freud’s theory, the actual content of a dream is called a. manifest content. c. symbolic content....

A: Dream  It is described as a physical and psychological conscious state that arises during sleep and ...

Q: Briefly outline the 10 "mental locks" that can limit individual creativity. Give an example of a sit...

A: Mental block is what restricts us individuals from achieving our creative best. When the stakes are ...

Q: Fear is an adaptive state for dealing with a real threat or danger, while anxiety is a state of worr...

A: Anxiety and fear are two different things. Thought anxiety can have fear as a symptom, it is much mo...

Q: In The Atlantic, Joe Pinsker (2019) reports, " Parents tend to watch less TV than nonparents." ("Ame...

A: APA style refers to a style of writing that is used in academics and research while using books, jou...

Q: Question 6 Which statement is true for APA formatted citations. A If you are online source, you can ...

A: APA stands for American Psychological Association. It consists of a reference page where the referen...

Q: In the context of attachment relationships, theorists have suggested that a person's social experien...

A: The internal working model refers to the cognitive framework of a child which is formed due to the c...

Q: Identify the three major categories of protective factors against mental disorders and provide at le...

A: Protective factors refer to the characteristics associated with the decreased likelihood of getting ...

Q: Compare and contrast the da Vincian principles with the 7 steps of creative thinking.

A:   Creative thinking is one's ability to do or interpret everything around them in a novel and unique...

Q: Explain the difference between feelings and emotions

A: Emotions and feelings are often used interchangeably with the assumption that they are the same. The...

Q: What are the Prerequisites to Success Preparation? List down the details and give definition

A: The field of positive psychology studies the best possible way that can help a human lead a healthy ...

Q: How are the current diagnostic criteria for schizophrenia similar to and different from earlier diag...

A: Schizophrenia is one of the severe chronic disorders of the brain which is not cured but can be cont...

Q: A famous golfer advertises a new golf bracelet that helps minimize fatigue while playing. If Bethany...

A: People generally think when the found something curious or interesting. thinking is that cognitive p...

Q: Identify some potential causes of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.

A: A neurodevelopmental disorder that may influence or make trouble paying attention, control impulsive...

Q: Choose one of the dimensions of well-being and gather articles from academic jornals or websites sug...

A: Psychologists define well-being as the ability to lead a fully functional life and experience of pos...

Q: Read through the below scenarios, and then briefly describe how the id, the ego, and the superego wo...

A: Sigmund Freud,  suggested that human personality has 3 components. These include the id , ego and su...

Q: what is moral and give example

A: ' 'Moral' can be defined as the attitudes or beliefs each individual hold that help them decide what...

Q: What is the “immune response”? How is the immune system impacted by stress? Please provide examples ...

A: Immune response refers to the reaction of the body against foreign particles such as bacteria and vi...

Q: The body type theory was a way to eliminate prediction of criminal behavior attempted to connect phy...

A: The body type theory was given by William Herbert Sheldon, in 1940s. This theory was also known as t...

Q: Little Karla is with her mother at the docks waiting for her daddy to return from his naval deployme...

A: Perception It's defined as the process of identifying, organizing, interpreting, as well as evaluati...

Q: Identify the structures of the brain that are involved in emotion, learning, memory, and motivation.

A: The branch of psychology which focuses upon the study that how biological and physiological, aspects...

Q: According to Calvin Hall, around what are most dreams centered? a. everyday life b. unfulfilled fant...

A: In 1953, Hall fostered a cognitive hypothesis of dreams. In this theory, Hall talks about "dreams ex...

Q: If a person with amnesia later is able to recover his lost memories, it means that the amnesia inter...

A: Amnesia refers to the inability of the person to retrieve the stored information of the past. It can...

Q: Sleepwalking occurs in stage __________ sleep, whereas nightmares occur in stage __________ sleep. a...

A: Sleepwalking and nightmares are disorders related to sleep. There could be genetic, environmental or...

Q: Compare and contrast two views of why hypnosis works.

A: Hypnosis: The term "hypnosis" is also denoted as "hypnotic suggestion" or "hypnotherapy". It is refe...

Q: Question 15 Choose the reference citation that is written correctly. Lord Fairfax Community College....

A: In APA format, the 7th edition, in order to cite a source, you must follow certain strict rules. The...

Q: Formulating Counterclaims Part II. Directions: Provide a counterclaim for each claim. Write your cou...

A: “Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three sub-parts for y...

Q: What are the strengths of evolutionary psychology?

A: Evolutionary psychology is a scientific study of human behaviour, feelings and thoughts from an evol...

Q: Progressive relaxation is an effective way to destress and manage stress. True False

A: Introduction: The purpose of relaxing techniques is to reduce stress and anxiety. 

Q: At work, Wang-Li approaches both Fran and Luke about his family’s situation. Fran multitasks while t...

A: Goleman introduced a new perspective in the industrial setting for better performance, work relation...

Q: What do the Oedipus and Hamlet plays suggest about the relationship between character and fate

A: The two plays have a time gap of around 2000 years where both the plays Sophocles Oedipus Rex and Sh...

Q: Who is Robert Plutchik and what are the eight basic emotions by psychologist Robert Plutchik?

A: Robert Plutchik was a psychologist who posited an evolutionary theory of emotions which is also call...

Q: Underemployment is a common problem in the United States. Think of a time when you were stuck in a j...

A: Frustration and stress is a major  psychological problem which is faced by many adults now day's bec...

Q: Question 10 Choose the in-text citation that is written correctly. A Kaiser emphasizes the importanc...

A: In-text citation in APA format is given by writing the name of the author, year or publication and p...

Q: Jackie has found that when she tries to quit drinking, she gets headaches, has night sweats, and sha...

A: Consumption of substances such as alcohol or excessive doses of drugs can impair a person's capacity...

Q: According to the Ebbinghaus Forgetting Curve - after two days without returning to material we have ...

A: The Ebbinghaus forgetting curve describes the gradual forgetting of information due to the passage o...

Q: What benefit does it accrue to others if you demonstrate the virtue of peace in your relationships?

A: The relationship is one of the most important phases of our life because it is interconnected with m...

Q: The difference between cognitive theory and strain theory

A: Both strain and cognitive theories refer to crime studies in psychology. The strain theory is relate...

Q: What are George Herbert Mead's views/ arguments on symbolic interactionism theory and the effects th...

A: Symbolic interactionism is the theory which helps in maintaining and identification of human  behavi...

Q: Explain the inverted-U Hypoyhesis theory of arousal   and how it works with an example

A: The inverted U hypothesis theory of arousal was give by Robert Yerkes and John Dodson in 1908. This ...

Q: In his article “Critical Thinking: What Is It Good for? (In Fact, What Is It?)” Howard Gabennesch of...

A: * Critical thinking is the thinking which is related with the truth, rational and genuine thoughts o...

Q: Which part of the neuron carries messages to other cells? a. axon c. soma b. dendrite d. myelin

A: The commands center of the body that controls, regulates, and communicates the overall system of the...

Q: The hammer, the anvil, and the stirrup are part of the a. outer ear. b. middle ear. c. inner ear. d....

A: Auditory System  It refers to the sensory system that controls the sense of hearing. It is divided i...

Q: Charles donates blood regularly but never accepts the incentives they sometimes offer. He enjoys kno...

A: We all do a lot of work in our daily life some to run our daily needs and some for happiness but the...

Q: Identify the different stages of sleep.

A: Sleep  It's defined as a reoccurring state of relaxation characterized by altered consciousness, inh...

Q: explain the importance of reflection for professional development within the context of ethical prac...

A: Psychology define professional development in a holistic way, which does not include only the tasks ...