MILGRAM'S VARIATIONS Someone else administered the shock. Milgram's Original. The experiment took place in a run down building. The teacher and learner were in the same room. The teacher had to force the learners hand onto a shock plate. The experimenter gave instructions to the teacher over the phone. The experimenter was replaced by another 'participant' in ordinary clothes. VARIABLE Agentic State Location & Legitimate Authority Proximity (Learner) Proximity (Learner) Proximity (Authority Figure) Uniform & Legitimate Authority 92.5% 65% 48% 40% 30% 21% 20%

Q: In which of these ways do coldness receptors differ from heat receptors? A. Coldness receptors…

A: The warm and cold thermoreceptors exhibit both static and dynamic excitatory or inhibitory discharge…

Q: Compare cognitive development to medicine wheel

A: Children's cognitive growth equips them with the skills necessary to pay attention to and critically…

Q: Discuss how general anxiety disorder, panic disorder, and phobias differ. Conduct additional…

A: Mental disorders severely affect the lives of individuals suffering from them. They impair a…

Q: Discuss a noteworthy experiment from the theory of personality

A: Every individual's personality is a unique collection of experiences, emotions, thought processes,…

Q: How is the gestalt and existential theory similar in views?

A: The 20th-century gestalt psychology movement laid the groundwork for the modern study of perception.…

Q: What is the relationship between alcohol and crime?  Is alcohol a direct cause of violent crime?

A: Hi, Let's have a look at how to solve the given problem. This is a step-by-step instruction that…

Q: Which of the following statements best describes how encoding failure causes you to forget…

A: The first stage of memory formation is called encoding, and it involves the modification and storage…

Q: QUESTION 28 When Roleesha walks past the chemistry building, she remembers that she has a lab report…

A: Memory is one of the most important cognitive functions. It pertains to the receiving of…

Q: In the First Meditation, Descartes claims that even if he were dreaming, certain sciences would…

A: The idea that the mind and body are truly separate is one of Descartes' philosophical tenets that…

Q: Explain how people can hold dual attitudes and what the benefits and drawbacks of attitudes are

A: Attitude is a psychological construct, and it can be described as the mindset, views, or feelings…

Q: Imagine you are spending the night in a sleep lab. If the experimenter wants you to describe a dream…

A: Sleep is essential for our overall health. It serves to recuperate the body, heal any wounds,…

Q: This is the question in the first picture and the answer should be like the second picture that I…

A: Eating disorders are one of the most common mental disorders that severely hamper an individual's…

Q: Explain why a person's attitude will help the recovery process.

A: Hi, student Let's have a look at how to solve the given problem. This is a step-by-step instruction…

Q: What are the main characteristics of social phobias, specific phobias, panic disorders, and…

A: In psychology, a phobia can be described as a feeling of fear of animate or inanimate objects, like…

Q: Is schizophrenia a biological disorder?  Support your answer with references/research.

A: Schizophrenia is described to be a brain disorder.

Q: What is the cognitive behavioral theory and what are the benefits?

A: Cognitive behavioral theory, is in reference to the concept that emotions and behaviors of human…

Q: Identify the correct written form of the null hypothesis

A: The dependent variable is mood gain, and there are three drug groups in this case: joyzepam,…

Q: Please explain the following symptoms of schizophrenia: delusions, disorganized thinking, and…

A: Schizophrenia can be defined as a mental disorder that perpetuates the irrational or abnormal…

Q: what are the four cueing systems? what is the role of each one?

A: As we speak, listen, write and read, we use four different cueing systems that are important for…

Q: How can Bowlby’s theory of development impact an individual in their adult life?

A: The initial proponent of attachment theory, British psychologist John Bowlby, identified attachment…

Q: You are on a date and you want to subtly indicate to the other person that you are really interested…

A: In general, when we want to show interest in others we can do so by simply using our words but this…

Q: Define psychotic disorders and psychosis. What is the difference between a psychotic experience and…

A: Hi, student Let's have a look at how to solve the question. This is a step-by-step instruction that…

Q: Explain social learning theory and observational learning using the appropriate terminology. Next,…

A: Learning is defined as the relatively permanent change that takes place as a consequence of…

Q: What does a person feel who is experiencing a "fight or flight" alarm response? O a. increased heart…

A: Hi, student Let’s have a look at how to solve this problem. This is a step-by-step Instruction that…

Q: A. According to Kohlberg, the process of moral growth has three stages, and not everyone develops…

A: Lawrence Kohlberg was an American Psychologist who was rather famous for his theory of moral…

Q: Thinking is the extraor se every waking mom f our world and our liv

A: "Since you have posted multiple questions, we will only answer the first one for you, and for the…

Q: Provide in-depth reasons why the Wechsler Memory Scale IV is more effective in assessing memory in…

A: The Wechsler Memory Scale-IV (WMS-IV) is an independently delivered assessment that enables…

Q: Carys prefers to listen to the sentence “the cat jumped on the couch” than the sentence “jumped the…

A: There are different levels of linguistics. The main 5 levels are Phonology(Production of sounds),…

Q: Tom believes that we shoukd be environmentally responsible. However, tom recently purchased a large,…

A: The social script refers to a process that uses storytelling to detail new experiences and…

Q: You're in a soccer match and someone kicks a ball at your face. Instinctively, you react by blinking…

A: Biopsychology seeks to understand how the brain and behaviour are connected. In that, it studies the…

Q: D Question 1 [Attachment] is the term to describe the deep and lasting emotional bond between child…

A: Note:- This question comes in multiple questions and as per BNED Norms I will answer only the first…

Q: Katrin is building a block tower, but it keeps falling down. Her father, who is sitting with her,…

A: Learning is an extremely important aspect of psychology because of its influence on one's overall…

Q: A study reported that regular churchgoers were healthier than non-churchgoers. Which of the…

A: Correlation refers to finding out whether or not two variables vary together and if they do, to what…

Q: Using a psychological perspective to evaluate the data. How to make them a more representative…

A: The above data describes the correlation between the two variables, i.e., Verbal IQ and Reading…

Q: Please explain the biological model (medical) of psychological disorders and cognitive models to…

A: Psychological disorders are behaviours deviating from normalcy. Abnormal behavior is determined on…

Q: When Kelly started at a new school, she had a hard time making friends as it seemed everyone already…

A: Social psychology is the study of groups and how it affects individuals. There are various factors…

Q: "The problem with sex testing in sports"  Why was Ewa Klobukowska allowed to compete some years but…

A: Sex and Gender are two different things, sex is a biological construct while gender is a social…

Q: To protect yourself from the negative effects of stereotype threat, you could make personal…

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

Q: Give an eample of a mental skill assessment and describe how it is performed.

A: Sports psychology studied the influence of psychological factors on sports. Aspects like motivation,…

Q: Ten-month-old Micha is shown a picture of a happy face. After 15 seconds she loses interest and…

A: Violation of expectancy proposes that the infant will depict behaviour of surprise when they would…

Q: Identify and Describe 2 different examples of Freudian Defense Mechanisms (e.g., projection,…

A: The concept of defence mechanisms was developed by Sigmund Freud. It refers to the strategies used…

Q: What is an attitude and how is one formed?

A: Hi, Let's have a look at how to solve the given problem. This is a step-by-step instruction that…

Q: Which of the following is newly considered of major importance in middle childhood? teachers O…

A: Middle childhood is a crucial period of transformation in the life of a child as they gradually…

Q: In the Asch experiment, researchers were testing

A: The Asch paradigm in psychology involved a number of investigations led by Solomon Asch into the…

Q: [Attachment] is the term to describe the deep and lasting emotional bond between child and…

A: BNED notes for multiple question: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first…

Q: QUESTION 3 In distinguishing between different strategies for improving health and well-being, one…

A: Solution) The answer for the given question is provided below : Learning to relax ;starting an…

Q: What is procedure in methodology in experimental research and what can we see in this part?

A: Research methodology is a crucial part of research that allows researchers to make their research…

Q: Explain the achievement motive and how delay of gratification is involved.

A: Motivation refers to the impulse that directs, guides and maintains the behavior of an individual…

Q: In what ways may level of prevention and modes of intervention facilitate an understanding of the…

A: Public health practice is the development and implementation of preventive measures and intervention…

Q: What two points would one should keep in mind while selecting a toy for a three year old child?

A: Developmental psychologists analyze the ways in which people grow, develop, change, or remain…