Do different emotions activate different physiological and brain-patternresponses?

Q: When you ar doing an exploratory study, and want to observe and describe that behaviors you have obs...

A: Exploratory analysis is described as an investigation into a significant issue that is not well desc...

Q: Speech directed toward older adults based on stereotypes of incompetence and dependence is - O A. us...

A: Ageism is the negative attitudes, behaviors and stereotypes that are directed towards the older adul...

Q: The B in the A-B-C of REBT stands fora. behavior b. belief c. being d. Beck

A: Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) is a form of therapy that was developed by Albert Ellis in ...

Q: What was the previous name of second-generation antipsychotic drugs?

A: Atypical antipsychotics also called the second-generation antipsychotic and the serotonin antipsycho...

Q: 5. For each hypothesis or situation, identify the best possible research method to use and explain w...

A: b. A seven-hour blackout in a large city in Europe results in relatively little looting and violence...

Q: Explain Bogardus social distance scale?

A: Emory Bogardus developed the social distance scale which was named after him. This psychological att...

Q: How might school systems e­ectively combat bullying?

A: Bullying is defined as deliberate violent behavior involving an imbalance of power or strength. It's...

Q: According to the Cannon-Bard theory, (a) our physiological response to a stimulus (forexample, a pou...

A: Emotion is explained as brief episodes on individuals. It occurs as a synchronized state of physiolo...

Q: Which of the following types of treatment is typically used in biological therapies?     applie...

A: Biological therapy is a method in which the immune system is restored in human body.

Q: Is there a spot in the brain that controls aggression?

A: Aggression is a form of behavior which us aimed at inflicting harm to others.  

Q: What is autism spectrum disorder?

A: Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a complex formative condition that includes tireless difficulties ...

Q: What are substance use disorders, and what roles do tolerance, withdrawal, and addiction play in the...

A: Substance abuse disorder is also called drug abuse. It is a disorder that affects the brain of a per...

Q: 10. Explain the difference between structural plasticity and functional plasticity, and give an exam...

A: Plasticity can be explained as development of newer pathways inside our brain to cope and better abl...

Q: In what way, if at all, does basal ganglia activity relate to motivation? a. The basal ganglia incre...

A: Basal ganglia is group of subcortical nuclei which controls motor skills, motor learning, behavior a...

Q: If someone has trouble recognizing faces, what pathway in the nervous system is probably deficient?A...

A: Face recognition generally, is rapid and requires minimum effort. In different lightings, places, or...

Q: Why do people at the eastern edge of Germany awaken earlier than those at the western edge on their ...

A: Eastern edge of any country experience sunrise earlier than the western edge of the country. Similar...

Q: What is the trade name of Quetiapine?

A: Mental health professionals started administering antipsychotic medications in the USA during the 19...

Q: Psychology’s most famous obedience experiments, in which most participants obeyed an authority figur...

A: In 1961, a psychologist at Yale University named Stanley Milgrim conducted a series of experiments t...

Q: As time passes, nerve endings in the skin under your clothes send fewer signals to the brain and you...

A: When we wear clothes, the nerve endings in the skin underneath our clothes send signals to our brain...

Q: 31- If after answering this question, you feel that the material tested does not really meaasure an...

A: Validity in research methodology refers to the range to which a test measures what it claims to meas...

Q: The effect that one person’s behavior has on another is called___________________ __________________...

A: Behavior is explained as all the actions an individual does either outwardly or inwardly. By outward...

Q: avier is a 16-year-old boy who likes to stay up late at night and listen to music. His older brother...

A: Adolescents go through a lot of changes which are mostly triggered by biological changes that they u...

Q: Which structures are NOT primarily involved in detecting threats? Medial prefrontal cortex Amygdala...

A: The hippocampus and prefrontal cortex is responsible for interpreting the perceived threating stimul...

Q: 8. Pick two neurotransmitters and describe the roles they play in behavior?

A: Neurotransmitters are chemicals present in the body that is responsible for many physiological and c...

Q: In what ways can an IQ Test be biased? Discuss Cultural Test Bias and Test Fairness specifically. Ho...

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Q: Who introduce cognitive dissonance theory?

A: Cognitive dissonance theory is related to a situation that involves conflicting attitudes, behavior,...

Q: Is mental illness is hereditary?

A: Psychological therapies use psychotherapeutic methods for developing solutions and treating mental d...

Q: To what extent can a damaged brain reorganize itself, and what is neurogenesis?

A: Our brain consists of a pair of hemispheres right hemisphere and left hemisphere. The brain’s right ...

Q: In the context of psychoanalysis, when a psychotherapist questions a client about the nightmares the...

A: dream analysis.

Q: The theorists propose that either of two very different temperaments may set the stage for later sub...

A: Temperaments reflect the personality patterns of a person from a biological point of view. Biologica...

Q: Are all people who commit suicide are suffering from mental illness?

A: Epidemiological studies reveal that suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the world. The ...

Q: When does conduct disorder usually begin?

A: Conduct disorder is a mental disorder characterized by a pattern of violating societal norms along w...

Q: How effective are antidepressant drugs for unipolar depression ?

A: Depression is a mood disorder that is the bases of severe disturbance in mood. It ranges from mild t...

Q: How could you use covert sensitization, thought stopping, and covert reinforcement to change your be...

A: Behavioral and cognitive principles are used for modifying behaviors and thought processes of people...

Q: What is operant conditioning?

A: Operant conditioning is sometimes called the instrumental condition. It is the method of learning th...

Q: In defending their experimental research with animals,psychologists have noted thata. animals’ physi...

A: In vivo testing, another word for animal experimentation, is used to denote non-human animals in exp...

Q: Explain selective  avoidance  using your own examples.

A: Selective avoidance is a social psychology concept and is a sub-strategy of persuasion technique whi...

Q: What is Kelly’s definition of the term construct? Why must constructs be dichotomous?

A: George Kelly’s Personal construct theory refers to the difference between the individual’s which is ...

Q: Child abuse and as a youth what steps should be taken to minimize this? Support answer by psychologi...

A: Child abuse and maltreatment is an increasing public health concern across the world. The adverse co...

Q: What are 3 gaps in research about trauma in adolescents.

A: Sexual and physical harassment, violence and conflict, unnatural and human-made tragedies, experienc...

Q: When presented with concurrent VI and VR schedules   CHOICES:   behavior will likely be...

A: VI schedules in free-operant conditioning, a variety of period reinforcement in which the aid or pri...

Q: What are the Physical Changes in Late Adulthood?

A: Aging is a process in which the individual’s memory, intellectual function, and mobility decrease an...

Q: What is meant by antagonist drugs ?

A: Antagonist drugs block the effect of neurotransmitter. There are two types of antagonist drugs : Com...

Q: Rapid eye movements indicate that a person is in deep sleep. T or F?

A: Rapid eye movement or REM is the fifth stage of sleep , and it roughly lasts for 60 minutes marked w...

Q: Describe medical and behavioral treatments for several psychological disorders.

A: Psychological abnormalities, also known as mental illnesses, are psychiatric disorders that occur in...

Q: Discuss the relevance of the biological and psychosocial factors in the cause and treatment of schiz...

A: Schizophrenia is a psychological disorder that affects the working of the brain.

Q: Dr. F. did a study and obtained significant results.  The more varied their participants in such cha...

A: The experimental method is the type of research methodology, in which the researcher tries to analyz...

Q: How injections of barbiturates help people with dissociative amnesia?

A: Dissociative amnesia is a form of dissociative disorder which is related to the inability of the ind...

Q: Clinical neuropsychology is the future of clinical practice. What is the evidence?

A: A clinical psychologist treats people having a mental illness or brain disorders affecting attention...

Q: How has observational learning been shown in nonhuman animals?

A: Observational learning is the method of acquiring by observing the reactions of others. The targeted...