The following are some of the topics covered in chapter 7 on cognition. I would like you to pick any two of the following and write them and relating them to your own life, and or a friend or family member's about each describing 1. Assimilation 2. Object permanence 3. Egocentrism

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A: Experimental research refers to a scientific and standardized approach where the experimenter manipu...

Q: Construct a set of contingency questions for use in a self-administered questionnaire that would sol...

A: Contingency questions are based on the follow up information as provided by the respondent. 

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A: Hypothalamus gland is responsible for the production of Luteinizing hormone that is responsible for ...

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A: The parasympathetic nervous system is one of the sub-part of Autonomic Nervous system. The parasympa...

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A: Developmental psychopathology: The term "developmental psychopathology" is described as the study re...

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A: If workers rotate between working shifts at different times a day , so a good way to help them adjus...

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A: The concept of reinforcement was given by B.F. Skinner under theory of operant conditioning. Reinfor...

Q: 1. How is the profession of psychology defined in Puerto Rico?

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Q: What is Narcissistic personality disorder ?

A: Narcissistic personality disorder refers to an individual with an inflates sense of self, extreme ne...

Q: What is a construct’s range of convenience?

A: The concept of "construct's range of convenience" was first described in George Kelly's Personal Con...

Q: According to Emile Durkheim, what determine the probability of suicide ?

A: Emile Durkheim’s theory of suicide is related to his work on division of labor, in many ways and ass...

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A: The big five personality traits theory analyzes the personality of an individual on the ground of fi...

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A: Readiness is a situation of being ready to respond or react to stimulation. It requires some degree ...

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A: attorneys have doubts about the competency of their client.

Q: Define emotional intelligence

A: Emotional intelligence can be defined as a cognitive ability to monitor one's own emotions and feeli...

Q: How did Piaget, Kohlberg, and later researchers describe adolescent cognitive and moral development?

A: Jean Piaget proposed a “theory of cognitive development”. It states that there are four stages of co...

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A: ASD is called as Autism Spectrum disorder. In this, an autistic child tends to show forms of communi...

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A: In Research a researcher first look for the problem on which they want to research then they go for ...

Q: What is the relevance of philosophical theories of mind–brain relations?

A: The Mind-brain relation is a bit confusing as we mostly believe that both are the same, but many the...

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A: The human body constitutes about 70% of water content, and it determines all the biochemical reactio...

Q: Between which age group obsessive-compulsive disorder is more common?

A: Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a disorder that leads to an obsession with something and disturbs d...

Q: What are some of the tactics we can use to manage successfully the stress we cannot avoid?

A: Stressor in psychology is a social and physical environmental circumstance that challenges the adapt...

Q: The _____________ is a final relay, or switching station, for sensory information on its way to the ...

A: The _____________ is a final relay, or switching station, for sensory information on its way to the ...

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A: Activities and Substances when taken in controlled portions or moderation are never going to hamper ...

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A: To work in any organization getting mental satisfaction and monetary satisfaction both is equally re...

Q: The existence of savant syndrome seems to supporta. Sternberg’s distinction among three types of int...

A: Savant syndrome is a problem in which an individual mental ability is limited but has an exceptional...

Q: What is naloxone ?

A: Naloxone is a medication that is primarily used to treat a narcotic overdose in an emergency situati...

Q: In the psychoanalytic view, conflicts unresolved during one of the psychosexual stages may lead to _...

A: In psychology, fixation was introduced by Sigmund Freud and can be defined as a persistent obsession...

Q: Describe the characteristicsof a good psychological test?

A: A psychological test is structured technique which is used observe and assess people's behavior and ...

Q: How could Rogers’s theory explain the cause of any difference in Katharine’s selves?

A: Carl Rogers's Humanistic theory emphasis that every individual is born with the self-actualizing ten...

Q: : Is intelligence an inherited or an acquired trait?

A: Intelligence is a complex trait which means that it is not entirely inherited or entirely acquired t...

Q: The term symbolic prejudice refers to racism or prejudice that is expressed in disguised or hidden f...

A: The statement :  " The term symbolic prejudice refers to racism or prejudice that is expressed in di...

Q: Describe a situation (real or hypothetical) that would support Vygotsky's theory of childhood cognit...

A: Cognition has been a major area of exploration in the psychology field, and thus many theorists have...

Q: What is the trade name of Loxapine ?

A: Loxapine is an anti-psychotic drug and categorized under the (drug) genre of tranquillizers. Loxapin...

Q: Two vital components for maintaining companionate love are ________ and _______. (fill in the blank)

A: Robert Sternberg proposed the Triangular Theory of Love in which he described love based on three co...

Q: What are the two basic forms of coping, and when is each form typically used?

A: Coping is a method to deal with stress or conflict. There are many coping mechanisms and techniques ...

Q: How effective is a dimensional approach to diagnosing personality disorders?

A: Personality disorder is a category of mental disorder in which a person has inflexible and destructi...

Q: Long-term use of antipsychotics can produce _________disease. (fill in the blank)

A: There are many side-effects of long-term use of antipsychotic drugs. 

Q: What are the symptoms of Internet use disorder ?

A: Internet addiction: The term "internet addiction" or "internet use disorder" is described as a behav...

Q: How accurately are emotions expressed by the face and “body language”?

A: Emotions are the reaction to one's subjective experience which is followed by a pattern of behavior ...

Q: What is spinal reflexes?

A: In general, reflexes represent automatic and conventional occurred as a response to any stimulus act...

Q: Is it ethical to judge and stereotype people based on a few seconds or minutes during first impressi...

A: The idea of impression formation falls under the branch of social psychology. It involves the proces...

Q: psychologists has been debated and argued over relative contribution of heredity and/or environment ...

A: The nature argument of the nature-nurture debate refers to all the genes and hereditary factors that...

Q: What are the symptoms of Gambling disorder ?

A: Gambling disorder: The term "gambling disorder" is described as a disorder that involves repeated &a...