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A: Moral Development  It refers to the procedure through which an individual develops the standards of ...

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A: There are various research methods followed by researchers to assess the target behavior. Psychologi...

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Q: What are the concepts in the classroom of happiness?

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Q: 1. What is abnormal psychology, and how is psychological disorder defined?

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Q: Is having a high self-esteem necessarily good for personal achievement?

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Q: Argue for or against this statement.

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A: Perservation indicates difficulties with which of the core Ef's in the Diamond model of EF? Answer: ...

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Q: 19. Maturation refers to: the acquisition of socially acceptable behaviors biological, phyical growt...

A:   Growth, maturation and development are the primary processes, that shape an individual's advanceme...

Q: What is meant by the “misinformation effect?”  provide examples

A: Misinformation effect is the concept first introduced by Elizabeth Loftus. She was interested in eye...

Q: explain the viewpoints of local context vs. genes in personality development.

A: Personality development refers to the growth and enhancement of one's personality. Personality devel...

Q: Do we need to involve fathers/male carers in family learning?

A: Learning takes place in many ways. For effective learning, family learning is highly recommended. Fa...

Q: An example of extrinsic motivation is: Anastasia, who pet-sits because she is an animal lover. Kayl...

A: Extrinsic Motivation is a type of motivation that occurs when the behaviour is driven by some extern...

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Q: What is the zone of proximal development in children and what is an example of it?

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Q: Why is family learning effective ?

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Q: what are the learnings that we can get if we study ghosting cultures and criminal mind?

A: Personality is the characteristic way of responding to an individual & the situations. 

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