Dr. Griner MOST likely identifies is _____ therapy.

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A: Demonstrating prudence means to do or to choose to do the things wisely. It means to perform the tas...

Q: Walter feels that his new therapist completely understands what he is going through and thoroughly a...

A: In therapy,  there is a therapeutic relationship between client and therapist. Carl Roger's proposed...

Q: could anyone provide me an example/statements that would support the psychological impacts of breast...

A: Journal metrics are used to quantify, assess, and frequently rate scientific and intellectual articl...

Q: What spiritual nourishment did you get from the religious activity

A: Some people like to be spiritual by nature and some people believe in spirituality because of the po...

Q: What do you mean by The Psychology of Sex?

A: The major and fundamental urge behind the living of everyone is pain and pleasure in many aspects wh...

Q: Flooding treatment is involved in

A: Behavioral therapies are based on the principles of behaviorism, that all behaviors are learned and ...

Q: 44. According to Erikson, infancy is to trust as adolescence is to: autonomy O identity generativity...

A: 1. According to Erikson, infancy is to trust as adolescence is to: Answer: Introduction: Erickson ga...

Q: Our genetic basically the same as our ancient ancestors. are A. 'survival of the fittest' mechanisms...

A: As per developmental psychology, every individual being has various influences from other individual...

Q: Rachel has difficulty initiating conversations with others. In therapy, Rachel's therapist uses a te...

A: 1. Working through: It is a method of Psychodynamic approach in which the unconscious components of ...

Q: Activity 1. Explain stages of development in building play

A: Play is an important part of childhood. It is the Royal stage of one's development. 

Q: Who is a psychopharmacologist ?

A: Psychology is a vast field that studies human behaviour and personality in relation to mind, behavio...

Q: What are the stages of the counselling process highlighted in the transformative counselling module

A: Counselling is defined as a process in which a person gives advice or or guidance to the patient or ...

Q: Type of Memory Definition Example Episodic     Semantic     Procedural     Flashbulb     Expl...

A: Memory is very important in our everyday life. From memory, we retrieve information stored in the pa...

Q: 3. How can your perception of control influence your behavior? Use locus of control in your answer.

A: Perception is the process of organisation and making meaning of the sensations that we receive from ...

Q: Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH) are hormones secreted by the ovaries...

A: Follicle stimulating hormone release from pituitary gland which are the part of brain. One of the ma...

Q: 21. Understanding that the volume or mass of a substance remains constant despite change in its shap...

A: Hi, Thanks for the question  As per the honour code, we are authorized to answer one question at a t...

Q: If phobia is a disorder from the present danger, what can you call a disorder that is future oriente...

A: Phobia is a condition where a person fears are unreal with reference to any person, object, aspect o...

Q: How is Autism spectrum disorder connected to psychology? Add your sources

A: Autism spectrum disorder was first described as "Early infantile autism" by Leo Kanner in 1943. Kann...

Q: Give the positive consequences to the action mentioned A. My brother hit me really hard. B. I stayed...

A: Skinner's concept of operant conditioning was based on the law of effect in considerable detail with...

Q: For years, Suzanne has always made it a point to read right before going to bed. Now, when Suzanne p...

A: Classical conditioning is based on association between a biologically potent stimulus and neutral st...

Q: 11. If a behavior continues to occur or increases, you know that the individual must be getting whic...

A: In psychology, learning refers to people's long-term adaptability, knowledge, and adjustments in the...

Q: Explain the deviant behavior and how it deals with such kind of deviant behavior

A: Certain personality disorders induce an undesirable inflexible habit of thinking, functioning, and a...

Q: Cancers, diabestes and cerebrovascular diseases are examples of leading causes of death for both wom...

A: Due to a vast change in lifestyle of people with the development of technologies, mental along with ...

Q: Define drugs and drug abuse/addiction. Identify different types of drugs that we must to overuse.

A: Drug refers to any substance or medicine that has physiological effects when taken physically and in...

Q: Give the positive and negative consequences to the action mentioned A. My brother hit me really hard...

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

Q: Evaluate how personal and cultural identity is shaped by family, society  and social learning

A: Personal identity refers to those elements of one's self that are shaped by interpersonal and other ...

Q: Discuss 5 factors that Test scores can be affected by. (Tip, since this is a Psychology course, we w...

A: Psychological Tests are assessments that are used to measure an individual's mental abilities, (like...

Q: Discuss multiple intelligence in relation with self-learning learners materials

A: Howard Gardner had proposed the theory of Multiple intelligences, which consists of 9 types of intel...

Q: amani woke up one morning and his mother asked him to get ready for school. Rather than get ready, h...

A: Operant conditioning is a behavioral theory of learning that states that learning is dependent on re...

Q: Describe the four main criteria used to assess psychopathology (what questions do we ask to determin...

A: Psychological problems such as sociopathic, paranoid, and psychotic are all protracted, extremely pe...

Q: According to Sociocultural theorists, what is generalized anxiety disorder ?

A:  The mental health disorder in which a person experiences excessive fear, worry, stress, and nervous...

Q: 27. Schemas are. O fixed sequences of cognitive developmental stages conceptual framworks for unders...

A: Social Cognition is a process that helps us to understand, comprehend, make sense of and process the...

Q: _______ are more likely to commit physical aggression.(fill the blank)

A: Physical Aggression  It is described as behavior that causes or threatens physical harm towards othe...

Q: In what ways does membership in a group change a person's self-concept and social identity?

A: In social psychology, individual's self is formed via the acquisition of their attitudes and beliefs...

Q: List the different  types of childhood  mental health disorders.

A: Mental disorders are conditions that tend to affect an individual's normal psychological functioning...

Q: Personal Development List some ways on how a person can cope with stress

A: Stress is a physiological response to a given situation. Stress can be both positive as well as nega...

Q: Feminist theories were created by no single person.  True  False

A: Feminism refers to the advocacy of equality of sexes by propagating equality for women in terms of s...

Q: How will you define drug abuse to your fellow students/youth?

A: Ans. Drug abuse has adverse affects on the lives of youth. It impacts their cognitive functioning an...

Q: The ________ established the RDoC as an approach to the classification of psychological disorders th...

A: The DSM-5 is known as the classification system of psychological disorders preferred for diagnosis a...

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

A: Ans. Positive psychology is defined as the organised study of a person's feelings, thoughts and beha...

Q: What is the term “ syndrome” refers to?

A: Abnormal Psychology  It is a branch of psychology concerned with the study of abnormal behavior, wit...

Q: Which are the four stages of sexual response cycle?

A: Sexual Response Cycle is a model that explains the physical and emotional changes that an individual...

Q: One time when Quint was in a swimming pool someone did a cannon ball right next to him, making a HUG...

A: Operant conditioning is the type of learning based on external rewards or punishments, where a subje...

Q: 1. Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of 12-Step mutual support groups. 2. Have these groups been ...

A: The 12 step program is more popular in western countries that have enough citizens lost to drugs and...

Q: Validity means a researcher is measuring what he/she intended to measure. Group of answer choices Tr...

A: A psychological test or any tool of measurement has to have the following three characteristics- 1. ...

Q: Why Surgical wounds heal more slowly in stressed people?

A: Higher levels of stress is associated with increased secretion of the stress hormone called Cortisol...

Q: A non-experimental design can either be longitudinal or Group of answer choices correlational time o...

A: Ans. In the field of psychology, research ensures that new concepts are formed and the gap between a...

Q: 46. Which of Baumrind's parenting styles is most related to Kohlberg's Level I, Stage I moral develo...

A: Parenting style term and concept were discovered by psychologist, Diana Baumrind. She studied pre-sc...

Q: e implication of education rationality to youth?

A: The attribute of being based on logical thought and reason, or of basing decisions on logical though...

Q: Dr. Raiff recently joined a StepBet challenge where she made a $40 deposit to participate and she co...

A: Respondent Conditioning  It is a form of learning that occurs when an individual learns to associate...