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A: Piaget's proposed 4 stages of development from birth to adulthood. Stages of cognitive development i...

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A: Introduction: Diana Baumrind gave four types of parenting styles. Authoritarian  Authoritative  Per...

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A: Aggression is a form of behavior in a person where that can cause physical or mental damage to other...

Q: What are the other physical problems caused by bulimia nervosa ?

A: Bulimia nervosa is characterized by episodes of binge-eating, then self-induced vomiting, and using ...

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A: In the event that there was a hormone in your body whose main occupation was to make you feel raveno...

Q: What is a weakness of the experimental design?     It does not allow the researcher to determine c...

A: Experimental research design is concerned with the relationship between the two variables. In this r...

Q: what do you think about George Orwel's predictions?

A: George Orwell's talent  as a foreseer is extraordinary. From the early 1930s onwards, he was rescued...

Q: Is there a link between the Type A personality style and coronary heart disease ?

A: Personality  It is casually defined as an individual's unique as well as relatively stable patterns ...

Q: What is Cannon-Bard theory?

A: An intense feeling which can be generated of occurring through the various situations, circumstances...

Q: Freud used the case study method to gather data. From your internet  search engine,  type Freud’s ca...

A: Case study is a qualitative research method which is utilised to study an individual's behavior in a...

Q: What are the major milestones which toddlers acquired between 1-3 years old ? (Describe and provide ...

A: Children who fall between 1 to 3 years are called toddlers and in this period of time, toddlers lear...

Q: What cultural and situational factors influence hunger?

A: Our internal appetite games are indeed moved by our physiological state-our body chemistry and hypot...

Q: Compare and contrast the two historical theories of emotion, the James-Lange and the Cannon-Bard the...

A: The James-Lange theory was put forward by psychologist William James and by physiologist Carl Lange,...

Q: What are the common characteristics of serial killer?

A: A serial killer is someone who kills for either a motive, self-pleasure or to communicate power.    ...

Q: What is Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences?

A: Howard Gardner was a psychologist who proposed the theory of Multiple Intelligences. He proposed the...

Q: What is social-responsibility norm?

A: The actions or behavior of any individual which can include the concern for the right, feeling, and ...

Q: Define Child Development, Early Childhood Teachers, Domains of Child Development, Fine Motor Skills,...

A: Ans. Child Development simple means the evolution of a child through biological and psychological ch...

Q: On the basis of business , what is the benefit of Stress-reduction and problem-solving programs?

A: Stress is mental pressure caused by demanding, taxing or oppressive circumstances. Stress doesn't si...

Q: What is polysomnographic ?

A: Polysomnography is abbreviated as PSG. Polysomnography (PSG) is a review or test done while you're c...

Q: My Daily Experiences with Technology, on My Way to a Good Life.”

A: Technology became an integral part of our life which we start from day till night from small to impo...

Q: Insulin: Hormone secreted by _________. (fill in the blank)

A: Ans. There are several hormones secreted by a person's body. And, each hormone has a role to play in...

Q: What is electromyograph ?

A: Introduction electromyograph is the device that is used to record electrical activity generated by m...

Q: Which are the physical and sexual symptoms shows by people with somatization pattern ?

A: Many people experience somatization in their life and suffer from headaches, anxiety because of stre...

Q: How can we respond to potentially dangerous stimuli before we’ve had time to think about them?

A: The battle flight-freeze reaction is your body's regular response to risk. It's a sort of pressure r...

Q: Explain why HIV/AIDS is of interest?

A: AIDS is a disease which is cause when a virus names HIV affects your immune system which becomes inc...

Q: What is the aim of combination therapies for bulimia nervosa ?

A: Bulimia nervosa is a eating disorder in which a person I have no control on eating but at the same t...

Q: What is a heritability estimate, and why can’t it be used to explain differences between groups?

A: The concept of heritability is very central to psychology and plays a major role in individual diffe...

Q: When like-minded groups discuss a topic, and the result is the strengthening of the prevailing opini...

A: Group polarization is the inclination for groups to show a shift towards the limits of decision-maki...

Q: Explain in detail about the acute stress disorder.

A: A condition of emotional or mental or physiological exertion or discomfort is attributed to stress. ...

Q: Can Psychologists really understand human behavior? Why or why not

A: Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental process. It is a vast field that studies a...

Q: What is internal locus of control?

A: Locus of control refers to the tendency to perceive the extent of control that people tend to have o...

Q: Eating can be highly reinforcing and produces pleasurable sensations, but the same mechanism also pl...

A: Obesity refers to the excessive fat accumulation that impairs an individual's health and interferes ...

Q: tell me about the neuron and communication between neurons from the receptors of a first neuron, thr...

A:   Neurons are cells within the body of an organism that are specialized for receiving, processing an...

Q: Mental health and legal professionals may influence each others work in other ways as well .Their pa...

A: Mental health and legal profession have many similarities. They both involve the study of human beha...

Q: Identify each part of the nervous system   1. Exerts control over all parts of the body     2. C...

A: The nervous system is the complex network of nerves and cells in the human body, its primary functio...

Q: Who did not believe I corporal punishment

A: Ans. In a recent article (16-8-2021), Garth Rattray said that he does not agree with corporal punish...

Q: What is the The Psychology of Hunger?

A: Hunger can be explained as the urge to eat food, characterized by the physical response of stomach c...

Q: What is ideal self-image?

A: Carl roger described that there are three components to self-concept. He described these components ...

Q: What is symbolic representation?

A: Symbolic Representation. the course of mentally representing items and encounters using images (incl...

Q: why are psychologists focusing on improving statistical techniques and not investigating new theorie...

A: Ans. It is because after 1960s (quantitative revolution), we are focusing more on scientific methodo...

Q: According to Robert Bales, interaction within groups must be designed to solve both __________ probl...

A: As per Robert Bales, the group is formed in different levels of stages of cohesiveness where the fir...

Q: Psychologists are continually developing improved human-machine interface solutions. What kinds of i...

A: Technological revolution is at its uprising and smart devices are an integral part  of one's life at...

Q: What is mindfulness meditation?

A: Meditation can be referred to as the technique in which a person can practice how to increase the st...

Q: Is antidepressant drug therapy with Cognitive-behavioral therapy is effective for bulimia nervosa ?

A: Bulimia nervosa is an eating disorder, characterized by episodes of binge eating, then self-induced ...

Q: . Exerts control over all parts of the body    2. Controls all voluntary movements, thoughts, and ...

A: The human brain is a complex organ that is involved majorly in the functioning of bodily movements, ...

Q: What are some everyday examples of neuroplasticity-of the way the brain is changed and shaped by exp...

A: It is believed that our brain is so flexible and eligible to modify according to the situation and d...

Q: Evaluate the application of two approaches in psychology to an aspect of human behaviour o Select an...

A: Aggression refers to behaviour that aims at harming a person or group of persons who are intent on a...

Q: How do Personal Fables relate to the social development of adolescents?

A: Ans. Personal Fable is simply a belief among the adolescents that arise in the age between 10 and 13...

Q: 1. Generally, who defines morals in society? And, are these morals objective (universal, unrelated t...

A: Ans. Morality means a set of standards that everyone in the society is expected to follow. Hence, in...

Q: On average, people who use much marijuana are more likely than others to develop schizophrenia. Howe...

A: Marijuana is a kind of drug which is also known as cannabis and there are also other drugs like dope...