Imagine being a jury member in a trial for a parent accused of sexual abuse based on a recovered memory.What insights from memory research should you offer the jury?

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A: When it became clear that people's attitudes and conduct impact organizational efficiency, an increm...

Q: Study of Psychology

A: Since ancient times there has been the need for psychology as a subject and it has been prevalent in...

Q: What is prototype?

A: Prototype: In psychology, the term "prototype" is determined as one of the best cognitive representa...

Q: What is meta-worries ?

A: The situation or a kind of change that can cause emotional, physical, and psychological strain can b...

Q: What are the multiple College resources for stress?

A: The word stress is explained in the term of bodily response to the stressors. It may have psychologi...

Q: What is stereotype threat?

A: There are many concepts of society that has been conceptualised into concepts and terms to aid bette...

Q: Severity in anorexia nervosa is indicated by which of the following? a. the level of insight the in...

A: Anorexia Nervosa or anorexia is an eating disorder that is characterised by an abnormally low weight...

Q: What is unconditional positive regard?

A: Carl Rogers developed a therapy in somewhere 1940s that is grounded upon the client's need famously ...

Q: What are the risk factors of ADHD in children?

A: Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, simply referred to as ADHD, is a psychological disorder th...

Q: What is creativity?

A: Creativity in basic terms can be stated as the ability to produce something novel and adaptive. A cr...

Q: What factors influence our sexual motivation and behavior?

A: Sexual motivation: In psychology, the term "sexual motivation" is also referred to as "sex drive". I...

Q: Give meaning of 'in order to succeed spectacularly, you have to be willing to fail spectacularly' of...

A: The mentioned quote was given by Biz Stone, an entrepreneur, however, it can be applied to many walk...

Q: A learned-helplessness attribution style.

A: Attributional style: In psychology, the term "attributional style" is also denoted as "explanatory s...

Q: What is actor observer effect?

A: Attribution In psychology, it refers to the procedure of inferring causes of events as well as behav...

Q: How DSM-5 indicate Phobia ?

A: The classification of the mental illness is done on the basis of two services; The Diagnostic and St...

Q: What is the difference between Acculturation and Enculturation in customer’s behaviour between Musli...

A: In the United States, there are abundant and widespread of the broader Immigrants. The Muslim popula...

Q: How does the concept of data literacy and its importance in psychology research apply to ethics, car...

A: Psychosocial awareness refers to the conscious use of interpersonal talents. Psychology has a signif...

Q: What is representative sample?

A: Representative sample: In psychological research, the term "representative sample" is determined as ...

Q: .In psychoanalysis, unconscious conflicts may be revealed by   a. free association   b. dream an...

A: Option D is the correct answer.  Psychoanalysis refers to the method of treating mental health disor...

Q: What are the causes and consequences of anger?

A: Anger can refer to as the tendency or natural response that has shown some serious emotions such as ...

Q: how the concept of pain and pleasure is connected to the idea of doing the right thing

A: Human strengths, abilities, traits, virtues, and related successful functioning in everyday settings...

Q: Explain Naikan therapy?

A: Psychotherapy  It refers to the process of treating psychological problems and emotional distress wi...

Q: Who is the writer of the book The Animal Mind?

A: Psychology- It is defined as the systematic and scientific study of mental processes, experiences as...

Q: Teacher Jody teaches her students very well. What core features of human agency is shown by Teacher ...

A: Ans. Self- Reflection Self-reflection is the capacity to observe and assess our own cognitive, emoti...

Q: What behavioral evidence indicates that synesthesia is real, and not just something that people clai...

A: Synesthesia is an experience where  stimulation of one sense evokes a perception of that sense, as w...

Q: What is heuristic?

A: Problem-solving is an ability possessed by people with the help of which they try to understand, eva...

Q: Explain Why It Is Better To Practice Cultural Relativism Over Ethnocentrism.

A: Cultural relativism is the practice of judging every religion and cultures the same way and ethnocen...

Q: 0. Which statement below best describes the ethical requirements for studies involving human subject...

A: When we are conducting a study which involves human beings we should strictly follow the ethical req...

Q: List down 5 theories related to a toddlers acquisition of first language

A: Acquisition of language is extremely important for holistic development of an individual. This usual...

Q: Importance of Psychology

A: Psychology is the study of the mind and behavior.  It is often said that psychology has a long past,...

Q: What is social facilitation, and why is it more likely to occur with a well-learned task?

A: In a given social situation, the performance of a person vary with how difficult or easy the task wa...

Q: What scientists or researchers contributed to the the idea of self Actualisation Note : This is not...

A: Maslow's ideas simplify and describe the requirements of hierarchical human needs in a straightforwa...

Q: Which of the following is NOT one of the symptoms of major depression? A) feelings of worthlessness...

A: Depression is mental disorder which negatively affect the person behavior, action and attitude.  It ...

Q: What is mental practice, and how can it help you to prepare for an upcoming event?

A: The mental practice also called motor imagery, is an act where you imagine and visualizes certain ac...

Q: Why we fear the wrong things?

A: Fear is an extremely undesirable sentiment in reaction to sensing or identifying risk or threat.  Fe...

Q: Which memory strategies can help you study smarter and retain more information?

A: Memorizing study material is one of the difficult task for the students which can affected in their ...

Q: Explain the term ‘nomophobia'?

A: A phobia can refer to as the irrational and excessive fear of something such as an object or situati...

Q: Nandita is a software engineer. She is under stress, which is disrupting her psychological equilibri...

A: Nandita would not feel stress as much if she isn't worried or anxious about something. Nandita could...

Q: Explain contingency management?

A: Contingency management is one of the approach of operant conditioning in which person behaviour is b...

Q: A disorder in which a person believes they are the opposite sex than their body's sexual characteris...

A: Ans. There are several psychological disorders. And, the DSM is a manual that helps the clinicians t...

Q: What biological, psychological, and social-cultural influences affect ourexperience of pain? How do ...

A: The human brain's cingulate cortex is continually sending information about transmission of discomfo...

Q: As a student, how will you apply the four () princi pler of thics in Educoction ?

A: Ethics are very important in every aspects of person's life such as, daily routine, decision making,...

Q: Role of stress as a barrier to college completion.

A: Stress, simply means, one's body response to a problematic situation or event. Stress occurs when th...

Q: Why was C. S. Lewis was very much a skeptic and critic of scientism? Was he against science?

A: Lewis was doubter and pundit of scientism due to what scientism focused upon . scientism is about ai...

Q: Mira is often called to share her ideas regarding any social-political topics discussed in their Soc...

A: Culture and civilization are intertwined, with different cultures interpreting the environment and t...

Q: Natasha’s parents have a permissive parenting style. Natasha is likely to a.Do well in school b.Be...

A: Parenting style is defined as the style in which how parents are going behave and act with the child...

Q: What is shape constancy?

A: Shape constancy: In psychology, the term "shape constancy" is determined as a phenomenon wherein the...

Q: How do we decide whether a memory is real or false?

A: The human brain organizes remembering areas via procedures that inwardly record, collect, and reacqu...

Q: The following type of schizophrenia is associated with unresponsiveness, posturing, and mutism:   ...

A: Schizophrenia is a serious mental illness that alters the way the brain works. It is a mental disord...

Q: Discuss two possible causes which might contribute to the microaggressions experienced by a Asian fe...

A: Participants' facial expressions and cultural affinities are used to identify cross-cultural researc...