First Function • To afford a thorough knowledge of the nature of the child • Second function - To provide an understanding of the nature, aims, and purposes of education.

Q: Q1. These two stages of moral development fall under the post-conventional morality.  A. Interperson...

A: Post conventional Morality is one of the stages of Kohlberg's Theory of Moral development in which e...

Q: Directions: Explain the quotation below in not more than ten sentences but not less than five senten...

A: There are number of conflicting situations that arise in our day-to-day life, it may be either relat...

Q: According to Plomin, which of the following (if any) is virtually the only known single-gene psychol...

A: Single gene disorders came into existence  by one abnormal gene which is inherited in the traditiona...

Q: Parsimony refers to which of the following?     Descriptive research     Simplicity in theories   ...

A: Descriptive research: Descriptive research refers to the methods which are used to describe the char...

Q: a) What are laws, theories, and hypotheses? Provide an example for each.  b) What are the component...

A: Theories provide a reasonable explanation for a wide range of phenomenon.Testing logical theories dr...

Q: According to hedonism, all pleasures are easy to experience, temporary, and are primarily about sati...

A: Happiness is used to understand one's mental and emotional state, and is characterized by positive e...

Q: How to expand on personality development from childhood to adolescence

A: Personality can be defined as the unique set of ideas, thoughts, beliefs, value systems. It gets ref...

Q: Create objectives and methods regarding researching “Impact of using E-Materials during online class...

A: Research is an ongoing process in every discipline. It is usually done to formulate the new theories...

Q: Describe panic attacks and their symptoms.

A: Panic attacks usually occur when the individual feels extreme fear or threat. These attacks are very...

Q: Which of the following is not a true statement regarding the commonalities o someone who has a PsyD ...

A: PhD and PsyD have same path but both have some what difference in the curriculum. here PhD is stand ...

Q: Specific Areas of Difficulties and Possible roles of Psychologists to those people who has tic disor...

A: Tics are unwanted muscle movements which are non rhythmic, repetitive,sudden,intense, involving voca...

Q: How can you manage the discrepancy between your Self-image and Ideal-self? Does this affect one's Se...

A: In order to know how to manage the discrepancy between Self-image and Ideal-self, first we should kn...

Q: How  important is the Big Five Personality traits of being an president?

A: Personality traits determine an individual's characteristics and interest areas. It also showcases p...

Q: Specific Areas of Difficulties and Possible roles of Psychologists with people who has Dystonia

A: It refers to the below basic path -  Muscle contractions are involuntary and create repeated or twi...

Q: what are your thoughts on becoming balanced, pleasant and healthy in all aspects of the self?

A: Self-concept is the way one recognizes themselves. It is the representation of beliefs, thoughts, an...

Q: what is an example of a consent letter when interviewing someone??

A: Consent is the most important ethical behaviour that must be followed by researchers. It means that ...

Q: Example of Social-Cognitive Learning

A: Social Cognition learning refers to a form of learning that takes place when a person learns a type ...

Q: What are the symbolism meaning of the salt and chocolate?

A: Symbolic representation of any object, eatable thing, anything had a hidden meaning of it's existenc...

Q: 1. What is the difference between psychological testing and psychological assessment?   2. What is...

A: The phrase or word psychological testing and psychological assessment are used alternatively, though...

Q: How will Vygotsky's Sociocultural Development theory help overcome the crisis of Intimacy vs. Isolat...

A: Lev Vygotsky, a renowned psychologist who had formulated the theory of Sociocultural Development in ...

Q: Emily is raised only by her mother. She is the result of her mother's teenage pregnancy. She hoped d...

A:   Urie Bronfenbrenner's proposed a theory known as 'ecological systems theory'. According to this th...

Q: Question 10 A moderating variable influences the original relationship between one or more independe...

A: Moderating variable is a variable that is not part of the study however it has significant influence...

Q: Direction: Analyze the following situation below and answer. Your explanation should be not less tha...

A: Graphic organisers are pedagogical tools of reading and writing that employs visual symbols to expre...

Q: What are the importance of mental health among the youth? In not less than 15 sentences. Please give...

A: Adolescence is a difficult time for teenagers as they go through physical and cognitive changes. Ado...

Q: If you are now a Teacher, how will you manage Diversity in the Classroom? Explain your answer.

A: Basically Diversity means differences in general terms. Diversity in classroom  means understanding ...

Q: Goal setting theory refers to the effects of setting goals on the foregoing performance. Select one....

A: Around 1960s, researcher Edwin Locke's gave a theory about goal setting and motivation. According to...

Q: In the case where students are not engaged in the discussion and they do not appreciate the subject,...

A: To make the teaching and learning process more engaging, various strategies and approaches can be ap...

Q: Question 35 Different researchers have similar ideas about the nature of knowledge or on how we come...

A: True, different researchers can have similar and different ideas about ways of of knowing and gainin...

Q: Describe how defense mechanisms protects us against anxiety. Give at least 5 defense mechanism of yo...

A: Defense mechanism is a technique that we use to protect us from anxiety. Defense mechanism was given...

Q: Can stereotypes create self-fulfilling prophecies?

A: What is Self Fulfilling prophecy? Self Fulfilling prophecy is a phenomenon in which a person holds c...

Q: Explain how we use binocular and monocular cues to perceive the world in three dimensions and percei...

A: Depth perception can be considered the ability of the eyes to perceive judge the depth and distance ...

Q: Which of the following is FALSE about autobiographical/eyewitness memory? O High confidence in a mem...

A: Memory: is our ability to encode, hold over time and recall information. Autobiogrphical memories ar...

Q: How does racism affect communities and the labor workforce?

A: Racism is a curse on society which is working as a hinder in development.

Q: a. Cite one common concept shared by the Psychoanalytic theorists (Freud, Adler, Jung, Murray that c...

A: Freud's psychoanalytic theory convenes about id, superego and ego which talks about an individual's ...

Q: Questión 24 A deduction is a process of drawing conclusions based on (an interpretation of) the resu...

A: True, as deduction is a process where we we interpret the data and reach to a conclusion. 

Q: language

A: Language: The term "language" is determined as a specific system of communicating with people. Thus,...

Q: What do you think is the best, doing the right things or doing the things right?

A: Doing things is an essential part of human survival. Next comes the question of how things are to be...

Q: What part(s) of the brain might be involved in the symptom of brain fog?

A: Brain Fog occurs as a symptom to an underlying medical issue. Brain fog leads of hampered Cognitive ...

Q: What is a phobia?

A: Fears and Phobias are common (but at times, not normal) experiences and psycho-emotional reactions o...

Q: If you are a student, which will you consider valuable, Pursuit of success or Pursuit of Happiness? ...

A: Kohlberg is regarded as the propounder of the moral stages of development. He defines how moral deve...

Q: I am rational animal because

A: Every living and non-living organism and species is an important life on the earth. Animals and huma...

Q: Michael meets Michaela at work, and instantly feels this initial desire to form a close relationship...

A: In psychology, the branch which tends to study the behaviour of people in an social environment is c...

Q: _______is(are) a person’s unique psychological characteristics that lead to relatively consistent an...

A: Psychology is the science of behavior. This field study, observes and predicts human behavior. The p...

Q: Q25

A: Community psychology is defined as the study of mind and behaviour of persons living in a community ...

Q: True or False: Human flourishing is a good life in communal perspective

A: Within the realm of psychology, the communal perspective refers to community psychology. Community p...

Q: What is mescaline?

A: Mescaline It is also called β-3,4,5-trimethoxyphenethylamine and it is a type of psychedelic protoal...

Q: Assess Fromm’s theory in relation to the concept of humanity.

A: Erich Fromm He was a neo-Freudian psychoanalyst who proposed the human concerns theory of personalit...

Q: what is the impact of his stress on concentration and performance on school work and home life? Spir...

A: Stress means when an external incident, object, work or anything as such, puts an individual in tens...

Q: Describe hoarding disorder, and summarize the symptoms. in what way is this disorder problematic for...

A: Hoarding disorder involves intense feelings of attachment with one's belongings. These belongings co...

Q: Which form of memory is somewhat permanent and includes large quantities of information?

A: Memory is the perseverance of acquiring, comprehending and retaining information over the time, thro...