How Psychologists Use Brain-Imaging Technology?

Q: Libby’s physician refers her to a medical center in order to have the biochemical activity in her br...

A: Computerized Tomography scan is a medical imaging technique. CT scans uses X-Ray machines and comput...

Q: As a student, Mention one important asset that will increase your personal choices in life and how.

A: Student life is life when an individual learns a lot of skills for their career and personal develop...

Q: Imagine a study testing the hypothesis that being in a happy mood mproves problem solving relative t...

A: The participants are assigned different movies from sad to happy on the basis of testing a hypothesi...

Q: The ____ ____, located in the occipital lobe, is the primary area in the brain where vision is proce...

A: The occipital lobe is one of the four major lobes located that are located in the cerebral cortex of...

Q: False consensus effect is the cognitive bias that best explains which of the following examples? My ...

A: False consensus effect, a cognitive bias, in which a person gives more importance to their thoughts,...

Q: It is good to be evil A. Fallacy of misproportion B. Fallacy of extremism C. Fallacy of false analog...

A: In general, Forensic psychology probes the mental health and imbalance of social offenders and convi...

Q: Why might sugar pills or other kinds of placebo treatments help somepeople feel better?

A: Placebo- It refers to anything that seems to be a real medical treatment but is not real. For exampl...

Q: In your own perspective differentiate ideal self from real self by making illustration

A: Ans. Self includes the composite of an individual's experiences, ideas, thoughts and feelings with r...

Q: Benifits on recyling PET on community

A: PET as is known is the abbreviated form of Polyethylene terephthalate. It is a substance which is of...

Q: What are the benefits of inclusion for students with disabilities and without disabilities

A: Educational Psychology is a branch of psychology that deals with the process of learning and teachin...

Q: Which is the independent and the dependent variable?

A: 9 hrs sleep: independent variable productivity: dependent variable Independent variable is the varia...

Q: what is the importance of beliefs, attitudes and valuesn in persuasive speech?

A: In different cultures, people have different beliefs and value system, each one has different attitu...

Q: In a study comparing literacy across families of different social economic status the researchers di...

A: Experimental research is concerned with the relationship among the two variables. In this research c...

Q: . Define stimulus discrimination. Why is it important?

A: classical and operant conditioning both theories significant to learning. Their process that leads t...

Q: Discuss social media adoption and use within this stage. Adolescence (ages 12–19)

A: In recent decades, adolescents have adopted a lifestyle that is governed by and revolves around soci...

Q: what is extraneous variables or confounding variables?

A: A variable refers to any person, event or phenomenon that is to be measured in any way. A variable i...

Q: Which of the following is the best synonym for perception?     stimulation     interpretation     ...

A: Ans. Perceptual psychology refers to an arena of cognitive psychology that focuses on the conscious ...

Q: How does an interdependent self-concept differ froman independent self-concept?

A: Self - It refers to an organized cognitive structure and it can be understood in terms of subject or...

Q: Mary just got married to Tom.  Tom has 3 children ages 3, 7, and 16.  Mary knows nothing about how t...

A: Piaget and Erickson's theories are based on development of a person's behaviour and other things sin...

Q: Significant correlations permit researchers to: determine cause-effect relationships. O use one beha...

A: Significance of correlation tells about the relationship between two variables. Correlation coeffici...

Q: Describe the online and offline effects of social media on teens ages 13–19 and adults ages 35–50.

A: In today's world, each and everyone life is revolve around social media. No doubt, social media has ...

Q: When everyone in the target population had an equal likelihood of being selected to take part in a s...

A: Random sampling and ramdom assignment is two different things. Ramdom sampling is done when research...

Q: What method is appropriate in this hypothesis: As the level of creativity of a person increases, the...

A: Experiment and correlation method has one differentiating criteria, that is causation. Experiments a...

Q: Steve is an eight-year-old boy. He faces trouble in reading exercises in school. He says that he fin...

A: The angular gyrus is located in the parietal lobe of the brain and is responsible for processes rela...

Q: How did psychology continue to develop from the 1920s through today?

A: Today we have a dignified approach to psychology. It was not in the same league a decade back. In Am...

Q: Read the following three examples of substance users. Then, using the definitions of addiction that ...

A: In general terms, addiction can be defined as the maladaptive patterns or misuse or abuse of any sub...

Q: You enter a restaurant for the first time and notice the arrangement of the tables, the friendliness...

A: You enter a restaurant for the first time and notice the arrangement of the tables, the friendliness...

Q: 14. A research question becomes significant when A. no harm is possible to be inflicted to participa...

A: Ans 7. D. Research Gap- helps show where your research stands in the academic field.  Ans 10. B. fea...

Q: Illustrate the social penetration model of self disclosure using an example of an intimate relations...

A: Introduction: The Social Penetration Theory was developed by Irwin Altman and Dalmas Taylor. This th...

Q: what is forgetting?

A: Ans. Memory refers to the processes which are employed, in order to obtain, store, retain and in tur...

Q: The primary advantage of experimental research over correlational research is that experiments: O ca...

A: Experimental research: Attempts to determine the cause and effect relationship between two or more ...

Q: Stereotyping is a term most closely associated with females. Males are often stereotyped as well. Wh...

A: Stereotype, in social psychology, is a generalized opinion that one tends to have about members of a...

Q: Explain Operant Conditioning

A: In behaviour, conditioning refers to processes in which the response associated with any event, situ...

Q: Which form of conditioning is used most for behavior modification? Why does this form work better?

A: Behavior Modification can be defined as process in which the the undesirable behavior of an individu...

Q: Are fear appeals always effective in changingattitudes? Why?

A: Fear is regarded as an emotion that is unpleasant and is evoked when there is a danger or threat. Th...

Q: A doctor randomly divides patients experiencing social anxiety into three groups, each of which rece...

A: a. Confounds in an experiment are extra variables that an experimenter did not account for. It has t...

Q: Increased life expectancy is associated with increased risk of degenerative disease. This is an exam...

A: The correct answer is  " a positive correlation" as there is a positive affect on the two variables ...

Q: What are psychology’s main subfields?

A: The main subfields of psychology are: Cognitive psychology It is a field of psychology concerning ...

Q: Who is William Tuke?

A: Mental health is important for each and every individual either they are going through wellbeing and...

Q: What helps you learn best? Do you think that all of us have the same memory capacity? If you conside...

A: WAYS TO LEARN BEST Memory is a tissue that gets better with time and frequency of usage. So keep le...

Q: The cell (plasma) membrane of a neuron is made of fat (lipid) molecules.   A. True  B. False

A: The neuron is the basic working unit in the brain consisting of an axon, a cell body, and dendrites....

Q: 3. Correlational research is useful for A explaining attitudes. B predicting behavior C discovering ...

A: Correlation:Correlation refers to the association between two naturally occurring phenomena. In othe...

Q: 5. Who wrote the first Psychology textbook? A Skinner B Freud C James D Watson E Wundt

A: Skinner He pioneered the science of behaviourism and discovered the power of positive reinforcement...

Q: (Huminites class) What do you think makes a reason for believing something a good reason or bad reas...

A: Sound logic is the foundation of human reasoning. People always have reasons for their action (I mad...

Q: why is social agents significant in one’s self-development

A: Personality psychology demonstrates the tenacious thought and behavior patterns of people. It also h...

Q: What did patient of Dr Mesmer believe

A: Dr.Mesmer believed that he could use animal magnetism to absorb patient’s ailments from their bodies...

Q: What type of source would you use to prioritize the mental health and well being of your family?

A: Mental health is an important aspect to determine the overall well-being of an individual. The overa...

Q: If axons from the retina were prevented from showing spontaneous activity during early development, ...

A: Axons can often follow the cell surface route as they grow. Some substances can attract the axons wh...

Q: a research method in which one manipulates one or more variables to observe the effect on another va...

A: Research Methods in psychology focuses on developing and studying the methods to investigate a pheno...

Q: 2.The method of introspection was used to Identify A inherited traits B unconscious motives C intern...

A: Wilhelm Wundt was the founder of the modern psychology. He was a physiologist and philosopher, he es...