Define Hebbian synapse.

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Q: Write down application of psychology in life.

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Q: What is Parasomnias?

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Q: What are the therapy aims of Group and family therapy?

A: Group therapy is the process in which a group of individuals come together for a therapeutic process...

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Q: What is a personality disorder?

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Q: How do people high in sensation seeking differ from people low in sensation seeking in terms of pers...

A: Sensation-seeking refers to the desire to explore out novel and unique sensory experiences, emotions...

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Q: What is the goal of new-wave cognitive-behavioral therapy ?

A: The ‘first wave’ was categorized by behaviorism and the application of principles of classical and o...

Q: Discuss the challenges youths are facing and how to tackle them

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Q: After acetylcholine causes a flexor muscle to move your hand toward your shoulder, what would move i...

A: Acetylcholine is a chemical which works as a master neurotransmitter of the parasympathetic nervous ...

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: Discuss some of the anomalies in color perception.

A: In color perception, there are different kinds of anomalies present which are in simple terms can be...

Q: Q2. Explain and differentiate betweena) Developmental Characteristicsb) Developmental taskc) Develop...

A: Development is a manner that generates extension, development, actual development, or the enhancemen...

Q: Which one is correct

A: Memory is the way individuals encode, store and retrieve information. There are 3 processes involved...

Q: What did Milgram’s obedience experiments teach us about the power of social influence?

A: Stanley Milgram administered a series of obedience experiments that led to some unexpected conclusio...

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: The early adulthood years 20-40, are considered the physiological peak because heart rate and blood ...

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Q: Why is reading aloud to children important? What does this add to the development of literacy and en...

A: Children learn to enjoy a sound of language before they regard the presence of written speeches on a...

Q: What was Sperry’s evidence that axons grow to a specific target instead of attaching at random?

A: Sperry's investigations showed that neurons have considerable potential for self-wiring/connecting t...

Q: A difference between learning goals and performance goals is that (careful â donâ t overthink this o...

A: Goals help individuals achieve or reach a certain milestone in their life. Learning goals and perfor...

Q: What is Methamphetamine?

A: Methamphetamine is a strong and extremely addictive chemical substance. 

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

Q: What are some ways to manage our social networking time successfully?

A: 1. Why Data-Driven Social Media is Smart Marketing  In our first training, we talked about why it's ...

Q: What is true about a Hebbian synapse?A. It strengthens if its activity is associated with an action ...

A: A. It strengthens if its activity is associated with an action potential in the postsynaptic cell.

Q: What findings in psychology support the stage theory of development?

A: Stage theory of development is supported by the work of Erik Erikson, Jean Piaget and Lawrence Kohlb...

Q: If the President of the United States announced on National Television tomorrow that Aliens exist an...

A: When certain situations are being presented which is alarming and new then humans may feel anxious o...

Q: Subject:Personal Development I need Presentation of This topic "Presentation on order of child birt...

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

A: Set 

Q: as arousal According to Hull's Drive Theory, highly skilled athletes tend to perform levels continue...

A: Clark Hull, the proponent of the behaviorist approach, developed the Drive Reduction Theory. Hull as...

Q: Describe the function in 2–3 sentences Use each function in a sentence Hypothalamus Hippocampus Cer...

A: The brain is a multifaceted structure in animal anatomy which helps in performing various survival t...

Q: Why is it important to take care of yourself?

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

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: Comorbidity is said to occur when a person suffers from _________________________ .

A: Comorbidity refers to the situation when more than one disorder occurs in an individual. An example ...

Q: Why hypnosis is used in medical procedures?

A: The effectiveness and scientific ground of hypnosis has been a topic of debate in psychology and the...

Q: What is social exchange theory?

A: Social psychologists are concerned/interested in studying/exploring and understanding the behaviors,...

Q: What are the examples of self perception, depth perception, object perception, movement perception a...

A: Perception refers to the organizing and interpretation of sensory information sensed through our sen...

Q: What were the observations of the strange situation experiment?

A: Attachment can be defined as the emotional connection between two individuals. It is the bond genera...

Q: How do psychologists define motivation? From what perspectives do they view motivated behavior?

A: Motivation refers to the process that instigates, directs, and maintained goal-oriented behaviors.

Q: The inverted U-law says that athletic performance tends to after a certain level of optimal arousal ...

A: The inverted U law was developed by psychologists Robert Yerkes and John Dodson in 1908. This law sh...

Q: What are the symptoms shown by victims of terrorism ?

A: Terrorism cam be defined as the feeling of fear and helpless due to some unpleasnt and scary event. ...

Q: In which year Type A personality style is introduced ?

A: In 1976 by Friedman and Rosenman 

Q: What is the example of depth perception?

A: Depth perception: In psychology, the term "depth perception" is described as the visual capability o...

Q: What would be the genital appearance of a mammal exposed to high levels of both androgens and estrog...

A: A mammal presented to high degrees of both male and female hormones will seem male.   

Q: What are the four levels of Intellectual disability ?

A: Intellectual disability (ID), also recognized as a common learning disability and earlier mental ret...

Q: As you try to wiggle your ears, you keep pulling the corners of your mouth back into a smile. Each t...

A: d. facial feedback 

Q: According to the stress-vulnerability model, mental illness is caused by a blend of environmental st...

A: The answer to the question is option B because inherited susceptibility or genetic makeup leads a pe...