What is functional magnetic resonance imaging?

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A: Personality refers to what we are, the words which we describe us. To understand how personality mak...

Q: What is MAO inhibitor ?

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

Q: How are 10 years old? Example how they are, example what they like to do

A: According to psychology, every individual goes through the progress of emotional, social, cognitive ...

Q: Read carefully the story written by Kohlberg (1984), after which you will answer the following guide...

A: Did Heinz need to steal the drug? Why?  Heinz should take the medication to save his significant ot...

Q: What is meant by Clinical interview ?

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Q: The brain’s ability to process many aspects of an object or aproblem simultaneously is called ______...

A: Parallel processing can be defined as the processing of several aspects of a problem simultaneously....

Q: Explain magnitude of correlation ?

A: Correlation: The term "correlation" is described as a "linear relationship" between two distinct con...

Q: What is intuition?

A: When a person thinks Intuitively it means they are going with their first instinct. This helps us re...

Q: All employees in a building are sorted by the floor that they work on, and researchers randomly sele...

A: Sampling is a procedure in statistics that helps in providing a prearranged number of observations t...

Q: what is “self-censorship,”

A: As humans, we have opinions, thoughts, and feelings about various occurrences that are happening aro...

Q: Define general intelligence

A: According to Wechsler, intelligence is the capacity of the person to act resolutely, to think ration...

Q: Non-verbal communication is generally done through sings and symbols etc. Mostly the non-verbal is u...

A:  Verbal Communication is important and direct so is non-verbal communication, although it is not dir...

Q: Comorbidity is said to occur when a person suffers from _________.

A: Psychological disorders vary in its etiology, epidemiology, age of onset, symptoms, and effects. Fac...

Q: what is an operant conditioning? describe in detail.

A: Operant conditioning is a method of learning in which the person learns through punishments or reinf...

Q: What is dissociative identity disorder (DID)?

A: Dissociative identity disorder used to be known as multiple personality disorder. It can be describe...

Q: How does leaving a legacy motivates another person? Use Terry Fox as an example in your answer.

A: To understand why legacy matters and important first we should understand what is legacy. Legacy is ...

Q: Which of the following is a criticism of Drive theories? a) Drive theories explain our behaviours pe...

A: c) When we are full we sometimes keep eating 

Q: Which of the following has been shown to decrease the probability of a renewed episode of bipolar di...

A: Which of the following has been shown to decrease the probability of a renewed episode of bipolar di...

Q: the relationship between gender and somatic symptom disorder generally is that:     more women...

A: Somatic symptom disorder includes an individual having a notable focus on bodily manifestations, suc...

Q: What is opioids?

A: Opioids originate from the opium poppy plants. Some naturally prescribed opioids are obtained direct...

Q: To Classify or Not to Classify? Joel feels worried all the time. There are elements of his life that...

A: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any ...

Q: What is ‘Opioids'?

A: Opioid are medications used for controlling acute pain like after surgeries.

Q: What is the biopsychosocial approach?

A: Dr. George Engel and Dr. John Romano proposed the biopsychosocial approach in 1977.  In contrast to ...

Q: Describe how the concept of kin selection can explain altruisticbehavior

A: Kin selection is an evolutionary phenomenon arising from the indirect benefits of helping relatives....

Q: What is Critical Reading

A: Critical reading is an active form of reading. In this form of reading, the individual gets a deeper...

Q: What is sheltered workshop ?

A: Sheltered workshops initially developed in America longer than a hundred years before as a projectio...

Q: A researcher is interested in learning about the studying habits of married students at universities...

A: Research design can be categorized into two terms: qualitative and quantitative.

Q: For what reason do health and life insurance companies want genetic information about their clients?

A: Many health and life insurance companies ask for genetic information of the client for constructing ...

Q: A psychologist is interested in researching cultural differences. The psychologist specifically want...

A: In psychology, multiculturalism refers to recognition of the diversity of backgrounds and experience...

Q: To explain behaviors and clarify cause and effectpsychologists use ___________.

A: An experiment can be defined as a procedure carried out under controlled conditions in order to disc...

Q: As a teacher what strategies would you use for an effective classroom management?

A: Classroom management is the term referred to as the various methods and adaptive techniques used by ...

Q: Table of differences between APA ethical code and BPS

A: The BPS Code of Ethics is a paper composed by the British Psychological Society, which describes the...

Q: What factors contribute to the onset and development of schizophrenia?

A: Schizophrenia is a type of psychosis that means that the individual diagnosed with schizophrenia may...

Q: What is the fear of unknown?

A: Fear is an unpleasant feeling that develops when a person encounters a dangerous stimuli. It is one ...

Q: Changing personal beliefs and practicing social skills can be helpful in overcoming shyness. True or...

A: Shyness hinders social growth and development. It prevents individuals from engaging in healthy soci...

Q: What is binge-eating/purging-type anorexia nervosa ?

A: Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder which is marked by an intense fear of weight gaining and mari...

Q: What is the therapy technique of Behavior therapy?

A: Behavioural therapy is a therapy which is used to change the maladaptive behavior

Q: Read each example and decide if this behavior is abnormal. Explain WHY you classify a behavior as ab...

A: Behavior is the observable characteristic of an individual, and because it is for others to see and ...

Q: Discussion 10: Grieving and finding 1. Does our society support individuals who are grieving? In...

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Q: What is reciprocal determinism?

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

Q: What is self-instruction training, or stress inoculation training ?

A: Every year, millions of cases of various psychological/behavioral disorders are reported all over th...

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: List the factors of emotional intelligence

A: Emotional Intelligence termed as Emotional Quotient (EQ) refers to the ability in a person to unders...

Q: what does prospect theory describe? explain how prospect theory accounts for the fact that people bu...

A: The prospect theory also referred to as loss-aversion theory is developed by Daniel Kahneman and Amo...

Q: What are the factors that lead to factitious disorder ?

A: Factitious Disorder is one of the form of psychological  disorder in which an individual identifies ...

Q: Pretend a psychologist has a female patient who exhibits hoarding behavior (e.g., collects every pla...

A: Hoarding disorder is a form of mental illness marked by the excessive and persistent difficulty in g...

Q: Extinction of a conditioned response involves the repeated presentation of the US in the absence of ...

A: (Since we only answer up to 3 sub-parts, we’ll answer the first 3. Please resubmit the question and ...

Q: Delia is on track to earn her bachelor's degree in one more semester; that achievement will position...

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