The Problem of Classification 4. Why is this task difficult? 5. What is the DSM-V?

Q: How do you know if a research is valid?

A: The validity refers to how well the result of the study represents true findings. This concept of va...

Q: How Intellectual Disability and Socioeconomic class relate each other ?

A: Intellectual disability is marked by significant deficiency of adaptive behavior , slow cognitive de...

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

A: Mental rehearsal involves imagined, mental practice of performing a task as opposed to actual practi...

Q: According to the James-Lange theory, we should expect people with pure autonomic failure to experien...

A: As indicated by this theory, seeing an outside upgrade prompts a physiological reaction. Your passio...

Q: Those who express anxiety through unwanted repetitive thoughts or actions may havea(n) _____________...

A: Under the branch of Abnormal psychology, mental disorders can be described as a kind of maladjusted ...

Q: How Do Multicultural Theorists Explain Abnormal Functioning?

A: Abnormal Functioning of a person is described by four d’s . Someone who is distressed, deviant, dysf...

Q: Dr. Jones was interested in the relationship between sleep and happiness. They gathered 50 participa...

A: Dr. Jones was interested in the relationship between sleep and happiness. They gathered 50 participa...

Q: How a plan formulate in suicide prevention program?

A: Suicide can be defined as an act of willingly terminating one's own life as a result of a mental hea...

Q: What is MAO inhibitor ?

A: Monoamine oxidase (MAO) is an enzyme found in the central nervous system. It is responsible for cont...

Q: The homogeneity of variance assumption states that.. Select one: a. variance must stay constant f...

A: The assumption of homogeneity of variance is an assumption of the independent samples ANOVA and t-te...

Q: Describe one projective and one objective personality test. Which one is the protective one? Which o...

A: Personality refers to an individual’s enduring pattern of traits and characteristics that guide beha...

Q: A feeling of emotional or physical tension. (L.O.7) Select one: a. Maintenance. b. Stress c. Mem...

A: A feeling of emotional or physical tension is know as :  a. Maintenance b. Stress c. Memory d. Emot...

Q: what is ethic? what are between ethic and moral ? explain by giving examples

A: We human being grow up in a setting where we are thought up with lots of rules and regulation, and d...

Q: Kate is struggling to make a decision about her health in the face of current COVID-19 pandemic. S...

A: The vaccination process is almost started over the world and people are taking vaccination for prote...

Q: Write an brief description of the different mental disorders (one paragraph each)  Obsessive-Comp...

A: Hello, since your question has multiple parts we will solve teh first one for you. If you want the r...

Q: The score right in the middle of a distribution (half the scores above it; half below) is the ______...

A: The score right in the middle of a distribution (half the scores above it; half below) is called the...

Q: HW Multiple choice questions.

A: Acuity refers to the sharpness of keenness of perception. Visual acuity means the sharpness of visio...

Q: What is reciprocal determinism?

A: Reciprocal determinism concept was proposed by Albert Bandura in his social learning theory. Recipro...

Q: If you were in a darkened room and researchers wanted to know whether you were having visual fantasi...

A: If you were in a darkened room and researchers wanted to know whether you were having visual fantasi...

Q: Our body temperature tends to rise and fall in sync witha biological clock, which is referred to as ...

A: The mechanisms in our body work like clockwork and are very responsive to the changes in the environ...

Q: When and why were intelligence tests created, and how do today’s tests differfrom early intelligence...

A: Alfred Binet was commissioned to identify students who needed educational assistance. This is what l...

Q: Is intellectual ability is enough to choose a certain course?

A: Aptitude and interest are equally important as the intellectual ability to choose a certain course. ...

Q: What are the traits that can be seen in abusive parents?

A: Abusive parents adopt  destructive, negative and inherently abusive ways of parenting their child , ...

Q: What are the cognitive roots of prejudice?

A: Prejudice is the inaccurate and unjust attitude towards people belonging to a social group. Usually ...

Q: How is information communicated at the synapse?

A: Synapse is a junction that helps in allowing the neuron to pass signal from one nerve cell to the ot...

Q: Diagnostic and Statistical Manuel of Mental Disorders?

A: The "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders" is also denoted as DSM and is described ...

Q: Responses in operant conditioning are voluntary or ___________, whereas those in classical condition...

A: Ivan Pavlov, B.F. skinner and J.B. Watson are considered to be the explorers of behavioral school. B...

Q: What happens to the heritability of intelligence, as people grow older? A. It decreases. B. It incre...

A: Heritability is a statistical measure. It reflects how differences in the phenotype or observable tr...

Q: Please read the following statement and fill in the blanks with specific types of validity: Random a...

A: Random assignment helps strengthen : internal validity  

Q: Imagine how Thorndike might explain the learning of a complex activity like riding a bicycle, playin...

A: Edward Thorndike was an American behaviorist whose theory led to the development of operant conditio...

Q: Q3):How does communication take place, elaborate in detail?

A: Communication is one the most important aspect for the survival of human being. It is described as t...

Q: What does it mean when some people say that gender is ‘socially constructed’? To what extent do you ...

A: Gender refers to a person's identification of a deeply felt inherent sense of being a boy , man or a...

Q: Friendship is a subset of peers. List and briefly describe 5 of the 6 functions of friendship

A: Friendship is a special form of peer relationship. Interaction with peers is only termed as friendsh...

Q: How do the senses and the brain develop after birth?

A: Brain development takes place during the third week of gestation. An infant from the time of concept...

Q: Why is there difficulty for an individual with a psychological disorder to identify and find the cor...

A: A psychological disorder is a label frequently employed reciprocally by the names mental disease, ps...

Q: Are intelligence tests inappropriately biased?

A: Bias is based on the degree of the predictive validity of the test. The predictive validity of the t...

Q: Which of the following appears to be associated with more depression according to research? a) Diver...

A: From the following , a) Diverse diet b) Vitamin D deficiency c) Poor gut flora d) Omega 6

Q: Researchers are interested in learning about the collaborative efforts of students playing the video...

A: Researches are interested in learning about the collaborative efforts of students playing the video ...

Q: Which of the following is most seriously impaired in most people with dyslexia? a. Vision b. Ability...

A: Dyslexia is a type of learning disorder that involves difficulty in reading which comes due to probl...

Q: If we rehearse each word from a memory list the same number of times, we will typically show: The...

A: The primacy effect means the capacity to revive the piece of items at the beginning of the list rath...

Q: Where and when the first suicide prevention program started ?

A: The first suicide prevention program was started in Los Angeles , California in United States of Ame...

Q: Name two procedures that decrease the damage caused by strokes in laboratory animals, although physi...

A: Stroke is one of the top reasons for death and the major cause of brain damage worldwide. It happens...

Q: Which of the following is predictive instrumental and affective exchange between parents and childre...

A: A parenting style is a subjective construct describing conventional approaches that parents practice...

Q: 1. Should you judge a book by its cover?

A: To judge a book by its cover is an idiom which means one who value or weigh the worth of an individu...

Q: Describe Violent or sexual thoughts obsession?

A: Violent or sexual thoughts obsession is a result of intrusive thoughts which are unwanted thoughts o...

Q: 1.The main distinction between classical conditioning and operant conditioning is that only classica...

A: The main distinction between classical conditioning and operant conditioning is that in classical co...

Q: Name and describe the color vision theory that accounts for color perception at the level of the rec...

A: There are many colour vision theory which describes how an human eye perceives the colour and identi...

Q: Which of the following influences on helping behavior involves judgments about how much helping will...

A: Social psychologists are interested in exploring how humans behave in various social settings such a...

Q: What is the another name of factitious disorder ?

A: Factitious disorder is a form of mental illness which tends to make people mimic the physiological o...

Q: Suppose you have high sensitivity to the taste of PTC. If your mother also has high sensitivity, wha...

A: The answer to the question is C that is there is no proper evidence of  the fathers sensitivity. Thi...