Describe at least two methodological flaws of the Stanford Prison study you think could have impacted the results of the study.

Q: You could administer a psychopathology screening test to an applicant before you extend an official ...

A: When recruiting new employees, employers tend to test the psychological well being of the applicants...

Q: Literature review

A: Research Methodology refers to a fundamental "how" of any particular piece of research. More precise...

Q: Heart rate, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels are increased in times of emergency by -the par...

A: When the body meets with a challenging situation in the environment, it needs special skills and ene...

Q: What is trypophobia?

A: Phobia is an irrational, intense fear of an object or situation that causes little or no actual dang...

Q: Is it true, that humans alone have language?

A: Answer:  Yes, it's true that only humans have language.

Q: How can being more positive and optimistic help me in my personal and professional life?

A: Positive thinking is a concept in positive psychology that means to think within the frame of our mi...

Q: عن Negative Effects of social media on Children

A: The influence of social media on the physical, psychological, and social development of children is ...

Q: What is the role of Psychology in Industries and organization? Explain in detail.

A: -Organizational & industrial psychologists tend to utilize specific "psychological research meth...

Q: What is Female Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder.?

A: Female sexual arousal disorder is a disorder that is characterized by persistent and recurrent abili...

Q: The length of time that infants take to demonstrate reduced looking time to static stimulus is calle...

A: The whole world around infants is exciting to them as they develop a better vision to start noticing...

Q: Ways of achieving psychological well-being. In bullet form

A: Self-Improving or self-image is the mental image, typically of a nature that is very immune to modif...

Q: Which of the following reflects social learning theory?  The X or Y chromosome from the father deter...

A: Social learning theory is proposed by Albert Bandura where le moves away from the theory of conditio...

Q: How is the descriptive research strategy different from the other four research strategies?

A: Descriptive Research Strategy: This is a qualitative research method where the data is collected usi...

Q: What is the vestibular sense ? How does the vestibular sense work ?

A: These are the organs that helps us to attain information from the environment. This information can ...

Q: overjustification effect

A: Overjustification effect: In psychology, the term "overjustification effect" is described as an effe...

Q: DSM-5 has combined two past Disorders to form a single category called Substance use disorder.Which ...

A: The American Psychiatric Association (APA) holds various sets of distinguishing factors that are gro...

Q: Explain Pre experimental Research Designs?

A: Pre-experimental research design is a simple form of experimental research design. It is a cost-effe...

Q: What is aspirational reference group?

A: Group influences play a significant role in changing or replacing the behavior, emotions, and attitu...

Q: In the following example, what is the independent variable and the dependent variable? A psychology ...

A: Independent variable is the one which is manipulated by the researcher to observe its effect on the ...

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A: Babies' developmental stages show remarkable growth during the initial two years with an astounding ...

Q: How do the different factors of the self interact in the development of the self or identity?

A: Humanistic psychology is the branch of psychology that deals with recognizing and developing human c...

Q: What is posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)?

A: Post-traumatic stress is a from of  psychiatric anxiety-disorder that may develop after exposure to ...

Q: Famed baseball statistician Hank Johnson once again fails to predict World Series winner In his yout...

A: The reasoning is the process of thinking consciously towards the problem's solution. It is one of th...

Q: Discuss the impact of cultural forces on women’s roles in society. Give examples.

A: The ideas, habits, attitudes, principles, and practices that remain can be described as culture. The...

Q: what does the estimated heritability of 48 percent for neuroticism in the population claim?

A: Neuroticism: is one of the five big-five traits, which are usually called OCEAN.  Individuals who ar...

Q: How psychology effect consumer behavior in our daily lives? Provide example from your own.

A: -A Consumer tends to make specific purchase decisions on a day-to-day basis and therefore it involve...

Q: Emily’s class requires that she create a research proposal. The proposal has to specify the purpose ...

A: Psychologists use the scientific method to conduct their research. The scientific method is a standa...

Q: What is Person-Centred Counselling?

A: Person-centered or Humanistic therapy is an approach to counseling which deals with the way the indi...

Q: Why should we emphasize on the significance of listening skills in the process of communication? Pro...

A: Listening skills refer to the ability to comprehend and be receptive in a communication process.   

Q: What are the main characteristics and theoretical assumptions that distinguish Behaviorism from Neo-...

A: Behaviorism is the psychological approach to understanding behavior which doesn't pay any emphasis o...

Q: A research project is investigating theoretical models of selective attention. This is an example of...

A: Applied science is a research technique that offers practical solutions to particular challenges, wh...

Q: What is outpatient civil commitment law?

A: Outpatient civil commitment law is also called the assisted outpatient treatment or community treatm...

Q: What type of units analysis are these questions.  Social interactions, groups or individuals.

A: Unit of analysis: Unit of analysis is the most important idea in a research project. It is the major...

Q: What makes brain cancers so difficult to treat? a. Nearly all chemotherapy drugs fail to cross the b...

A: The brain cancer spread very rapidly and quickly.  For the last many years, medical advancement has ...

Q: What is encoding specificity principle?

A: Encoding specificity principle: It is a general principle. It helps to match the encoding contexts o...

Q: What is the "opioid crisis"? (Why is it called a "crisis"?)

A: Opioids are a category of drugs that are used for the management of pain. This is available as presc...

Q: In the Little Albert Experiment, Albert exhibited the Conditioned Response of fear not only to the C...

A: Classical conditioning is the theory of learning that claims how learning takes place through condit...

Q: Define cross-case analysis?

A: The cross-case analysis is one research methodology used in psychological researches. It took multip...

Q: Describe Cannon-Bard-Theory?

A: Emotions are the intense relative responses that we experience in response to stimulating events. Em...

Q: What are the concerns among children and adolescents ?

A: The most common problem that adolescents face in their life is related to their growth and developme...

Q: What is the differences between the conscious mind and subconscious mind

A: Sigmund Freud's psychodynamic theory was the first thought of psychology that emphasized the signifi...

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A: Disciplining or child disciplining is the process of teaching the child appropriate , acceptable beh...

Q: What is psychoneuroimmunology, and how does the immune system interact with the nervous system?

A: Psychoneuroimmunology is an integrative discipline that studies the interactions between behavioral ...

Q: How can procrastination be explained by time inconsistency?

A: Time inconsistency refers to a brain's characteristic to value short term rewards more highly than f...

Q: Give a Biography on Carl Rogers

A: Carl rogers was a humanistic researcher and psychologist renowned for his non-directive approach to ...

Q: Which one of the following best illustrates inclusion as it is defined by special educators? Questio...

A: The idea of inclusion is an ideal one wherein general context the term means including every section...

Q: What is child sexual abuse?

A: Child sexual abuse is a growing social problem. It hinders the normal growth and development of a ch...

Q: The structure of the crime survey of England and Wales gives it what?

A: The government of each country has  the basic right to protect the citizens of their country. Crimes...

Q: When 10-month-old Atlas can use his forefinger and thumb to pick up a Cheerio, he is showing that he...

A: Developmental milestones are the stages of a child defined by Illingworth involves attaining functio...

Q: To which part or parts of a neuron does the all-or-none law apply? A. Axons B. Dendrites C. Both axo...

A: Axons.  The all-or-none principle that states that the strength of the response of muscle fibers or ...