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Q: At times, meaningful perceptual organization represents a(n) _____________ , or “guess,” which is he...

A: Max wertheimer, Kurt Koffka and Wolfgang kohler led the foundation of the school of Gestalt psycholo...

Q: Explain Irritability, coordination and behavior with an analogy.

A: Psychology has been identified as scientific study of behavior and mental processes. The discipline ...

Q: At an early stage of embryological development, before the influence of sex hormones, what is the ap...

A: Embryonic development also acknowledged as embryogenesis. It is the evolution of an animal or plant ...

Q: Elucidate Iconic and Echoic memory and justify your answer with the help of example.

A: Echoic memory definition  Echoic memory, or auditory sensory memory, is a kind of memory that stores...

Q: A person who has experienced the loss of past memories may be experiencing?

A: Amnesia is a mental disorder when the individual can’t remember or recall data stored in one’s memor...

Q: Please define Motivation, then compare and contrast the four major theories of Motivation. That is, ...

A: Motivation is a process of initiation, guidance and maintenance of goal-oriented behaviors. The proc...

Q: What type of sound do we localize by comparing the time of arrival at the two ears?A. Slow-onset sou...

A: Sound localization is a hearer's capability to recognize the position or source of a distinguished s...

Q: Define and give examples of: Realistic Conflict Theory and Scapegoating

A: Realistic Conflict theory is also known as Realistic Group Conflict Theory (RGCT) developed in the 1...

Q: What is the neural activation theory of dreaming?

A: John Allan Hobson and Robert McCarley posited the neural activation theory in 1977. It is more commo...

Q: In a crisis, the sympathetic division of your autonomic nervous system (ANS) mobilizes your body for...

A: The autonomic nervous system is one of the systems of the body that operates unconsciously. It funct...

Q: Name a psychologocial construct and explain two possible operational definition for this construct. ...

A: Construct, also described as a hypothetical construct or psychological construct, in psychology, a m...

Q: Discuss the role of the amygdala in emotional processing.

A: The brain is a complex organ that performs a crucial task in controlling our movements and processin...

Q: Describe the story of Erik Erikson and his theory. What was his early experience altered the way he ...

A: Erik Erikson was an ego psychologist who developed the Theory of Psychosocial Development in the 195...

Q: Discuss the use of depressant drugs among adolescents.

A: Although various psychological disorders have gained considerable importance under aspects of assess...

Q: Blood flow increases to the most active brain areas. How does the blood “know” which areas are most ...

A: Any activity that occurs in the human body is a result of the brain sending signals to that part of ...

Q: why active listening is necessary for students and professional? Also explain the types of listening...

A: Active listening is an essential skill in various professions such as health care, counseling, and p...

Q: What is information? Who published information theory? Principles of Information Theory

A: -Information theory: It is described the scientific study of the communication, quantification, and ...

Q: How the activity of serotonin and norepinephrine lead to mania?

A: Mania refers to a psychological disorder characterized by extremely excitable and elevated mood. It ...

Q: Which concept is related to changing family needs and expenditures over time?a) Family perceptionb) ...

A: The concept which is related to changing family needs and expenditures over time : 

Q: According to psychodynamic view, what cause DID?

A: Dissociative Identity Disorder refers to a psychological in which a person maintains at least two di...

Q: Define the term attribution error?

A: Attribution refers to the process of inferring the causes of behaviors or events in a person's surro...

Q: Name two important points that are covered in a forensic psychological report. If a person is found ...

A: Forensic psychologists are trained professionals that aid in the domains of interrogation during cou...

Q: According to Piaget’s theory of moral development, how do children’s moral reasoning differ in the s...

A: The moral development theory of Jean Piaget is a theory in which he told about the moral development...

Q: Which of the following is true of motor-skill development?a. It is determined solely by genetic fact...

A: Motor-skill development is process which is continuous and age sensitive , and it leads to motor lea...

Q: Compare and contrast, and how achievement motivation can be bolstered during adolescent. Mastery ori...

A: We are dealing with a concept that links achievement with motivation. The underlying belief is that ...

Q: Why technology is important in our life?

A: Innovation  Innovation is characterized as a far reaching measure dependent on the utilization of sc...

Q: What are the three causes of Relationship dissolution? Explain each and use one example per point, t...

A: Relationship dissolution refers to breaking up the relations that could be a romantic relationship, ...

Q: What are the structural components of a language?

A: Language is an ability of the individual to understand spoken and written words and communicate thei...

Q: Describe the processes of cumulative adversity and  advantage over the life course.

A: Merton originally proposed the idea of cumulative advantage to describe bias in productivity and acc...

Q: Describe James Marcia’s identity statuses based on the dimensions of exploration and commitment. ​

A: James Marcia also gave the theory of identity as Erikson. She also develops the stages in which talk...

Q: Most experts agree that repeated viewing of media violencea. makes all viewers significantly more ag...

A: c. dulls viewers sensitivity to violence

Q: What is not a field of psychological theory? A-Nurture B-Social C-Cultural D-Biological

A: Psychological theories are to give us knowledge about human behaviour and their growth that is why e...

Q: Which of the following in not a threat to validity in a pretest-posttest research designs?      Se...

A: A pretest-posttest design is an analysis where measures are exercised both before and after practice...

Q: What is ego psychology theory?

A: Sigmund Freud originally thought of the ego as a sensory organ capable of perceiving extrinsic and i...

Q: The body’s ability to resist stress is related to the action of the _________________ glands.

A: The suprarenal gland or adrenal gland is a part of the endocrine system that helps human beings in r...

Q: Your uncle Khaled asks you about what you’re learning in PSYC101 and you mention “Gestalt Psychology...

A: Max wertheimer, Kurt Koffka and Wolfgang kohler led the foundation of the school of Gestalt psycholo...

Q: Abdullah is a brilliant student, and he does not depend on any of his friends with regards to educat...

A: Abdullah is a bright student and seems to be responsible for managing his education. He is an indepe...

Q: Central traits are those shared by most members of a culture. T or F?

A: Central traits are less distinctive and less manifested trait (compared to cardinal traits) , moreov...

Q: Do different emotions activate different physiological and brain-pattern responses?

A: Emotions are physiological states affiliated with all neural systems caused by neurobiological alter...

Q: The people with an autism spectrum disorder have special mental abilities. (True/False)

A: Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a complex developmental condition that includes constant limitatio...

Q: To experience emotions, must we consciously interpret and label them?

A: Emotions are qualitative experiences that include physical stimulation as well as cognitive evaluati...

Q: Define child development. List and define the different domains of child development (physical, cogn...

A: Child development involves the persistent, cumulative and progressive changes in physical, emotional...

Q: Explain Weber’s law (hint: JND) and explain a) how this work allowed him to claim psychophysics to b...

A: The Weber-Fechner law attempts to delineate the relationship between the physical or measurable magn...

Q: What is operant conditioning, and how is operant behavior reinforced and shaped? How do positive and...

A: Learning is a method that results in transition due to knowledge, increasing the possibility for enh...

Q: Describe the differences between the Boulder model and Vail model of clinical training and the ratio...

A: Once it comes to doctorate programs in professional psychology, candidates have many choices in term...

Q: Discuss the logic of sampling, which involves selecting a sample that is representative of some popu...

A: Sampling definition: Sampling is a strategy of choosing singular individuals or a subset of the popu...

Q: What role should emotions play in morality? Are there are differences in the ways men and women deli...

A: Morality refers to the code of conduct or principles differentiating between good and bad, right and...

Q: List 4 types of stress in relationships and explain them.

A: Stressful life conditions, for example, not having sufficient cash to take care of the bills, really...

Q: the effects of optimism or pessimism on individuals’ health and/or stress, what is the study explain...

A: The effects of optimism and pessimism on individual’s health and stress is insurmountable. It is bel...

Q: Ezekiel is a very anxious person. He tends to be very emotionally impulsive and seems to always be w...

A: Personality is an important topic of exploration and discussion in the psychology field, and thus ma...