What is mean by free association?

Q: How do psychotherapy and the biomedical therapies differ?

A: Psychotherapy is a process that involves meeting a therapist to seek a solution or treatment for pro...

Q: Main effect

A: The main effect is a term coined in research in the design of experiment which relation is in the va...

Q: Did social isolation lead to suicide ?

A: For many years, suicidal rates have raised and fallen and rose again. According to the U.S Centers f...

Q: Qustion 6 model of alcoholism. The philosophy of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is based on the O addicti...

A: Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)  is a self-help group for alcohol abusers. It was founded by Dr. Bob Smith...

Q: Describe modifications that would be made to dribbing to make it more suitable for cognitively delay...

A:   Dribbling or drooling refers to poor saliva control in children. It is healthy until two years of ...

Q: Therapy is most likely to be helpful for those with problems that ______________ (are/are not) well-...

A: Therapy is most likely to be helpful for those with problems that __are__ (are/ are not) well-define...

Q: How might genetic factors lead to the development of schizophrenia?

A: Schizophrenia is a chronic neurological illness in which patients have an abnormal interpretation of...

Q: Euclid Kipchoge is a world top-class marathon runner. He failed his first trial to run a full marath...

A: Eliud Kipchoge proved No Human Is Limited.

Q: Provide a brief explanation for each factor listed in each item. What are the effects of these natur...

A: Nature is an environment in which an individual is developing or grown and this nature play very imp...

Q: Explain An ethnography?

A: Psychology is defined as the scientific study mental processes and behavior. Hence it applies scient...

Q: What is a personality disorder?

A: A personality disorder is a sort of mental disorder where you have an unbending and undesirable exam...

Q: What is Frontotemporal neurocognitive disorder ?

A: Frontotemporal dementia is an umbrella term for a group of exceptional brain problems that essential...

Q: Which are the techniques used by Cognitive-behavioral therapists for people with Autism spectrum dis...

A: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is the disorder is developmental disorder causing various development...

Q: The maintenance of bodily equilibrium is called thermostasis. T or F?

A: Thermostatic is comprised of two words: "Thermo" means temperature and "stasis" means regulation. Th...

Q: What is the “achievement gap”?

A: GAP is a resources of term which is Generating Academic Performances. Each and every student can per...

Q: talk about performing quick therapies in psychology or sharing methods of therapy in psychology that...

A: THERAPIES IN PSYCHOLOGY - these  short term therapies fall into five broad groups : Coherence Thera...

Q: What psychological and social-cultural factors may trigger aggressive behavior?

A: The control of behaviour mainly depends on Psychological factors. The person's belief and attitude d...

Q: Which literary term means a row of words? Stanza O Poetry O Line

A: Line 

Q: After someone has had a stroke, would it be best (if possible) to direct stimulant drugs to the cell...

A: It is ideal to guide the amphetamine to the cells that had been getting contribution from the harmed...

Q: The SRRS appears to predict long-range changes in health, whereas the frequency and severity of dail...

A: Stress is the strain the individuals feel when something that they bear, physical or a psychological...

Q: The approach that is “opposite” to insight therapy is a. individual therapy b. action therapy c. non...

A: INSIGHT THERAPY This therapy can be defined as a kind of therapy that assists the patients to gain a...

Q: Which among the following are subject to basic perceptual constancy? a. figure-ground organization b...

A: In the late 1920s, the Gestalt School of psychology was formed, which believed that the whole is gre...

Q: What is “token economy program”?

A: The token economy program is a way of behavioral modification which is based on operant conditioning...

Q: Experiential cognition is the state of mind in which we perceive, act, and react to events around us...

A: It is a process of building the cognitive model, this will creating an information process in inside...

Q: What are the 4 symptoms of panic?

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

Q: Jim has been convicted of assault and offers many reasons for his behavior. How many of the followin...

A: Aggression is an intended behaviour directed at making physical harm or psychological distress to an...

Q: Organized knowledge, acquired heuristics, and the ability to recognize patterns are all characterist...

A: Expertise refers to psychological processes underlying superior achievement. It involves acquiring s...

Q: You Feel warm, so you went to switch on the air- condition. The act of moving to switch it on is con...

A: A person in any situation works to achieve a specific goal, due to motivation or having a desire for...

Q: Suppose someone identifies a “gene for” certain aspects of sexual development. In what ways might th...

A: Mostly Male Y chromosomes determines the SRY gene and it will be mainly present in mammals.  But in ...

Q: How does sensory memory work?

A: Sensory memory is an exceptionally short memory that permits individuals to hold impressions of sens...

Q: what role does hostility play in the relationship between Type A behavior and health?

A: Personality is the accumulation of traits, attitudes, beliefs, behavior patterns, temperament of an ...

Q: Simple main effect

A: Researchers wanted to execute basic main effects tests with a variety of ANOVA models. And the clari...

Q: What is the role of therapist in Humanistic model?

A: The humanistic model of psychology includes three major psychotherapies i.e. client-centered therapy...

Q: This graph (below) is an example of which experimental (research) design' Baseline Test Accommodatio...

A: MULTIPLE BASELINE -  it is used in medical , psychological, and biological research . The multiple b...

Q: Construct your own scientifically sound definition of play. Explain your reasoning for this definiti...

A: Play is one such domain in psychology which leads to the holistic development. The significance of p...

Q: Is violence a vital factor for terrorism? Explain with example.

A: Terrorism is defined as unlawful use of violence and intimidation against a class of people, civilia...

Q: Provide an ORIGINAL example of each of the following: a) a positive punishment b) a positive rein...

A: operant conditioning is the process of learning on which behavioral training, modification, and othe...

Q: In what way is somatosensation several senses instead of one?

A: Somatosensation is a common word for the sensations of touch, temperature, body posture, and hurt id...

Q: Which is a good example of 'Development is multidimensional and multidirectional?'  As we grow older...

A: Developmental Psychology refers to a scientific study of the development of a person in a different ...

Q: Define “agricultural extension” in your own words [3] 2) Is there a relationship between agricultur...

A: Agricultural extension is another name for agricultural warning administrations.  In commonsense ter...

Q: What is right on 'Development is losses and gains?'  Select one: a. Individuals lose as much as t...

A: During the process of development, humans tend to grow, get freedom and opportunities for their over...

Q: What is parent-management training ?

A: Parents have the most significant and direct impact on a child's development. Children respond in di...

Q: What evidence suggests two types of depression are influenced by different genes?

A: People may into the depression due to the various causes like stress, overthinking etc., and to be t...

Q: A school nurse who provides care in a middle school works exclusively with adolescents. According to...

A: Social psychology is the study of the relationship between individual behavior and social settings. ...

Q: When are people most—and least—likely to help?

A: Social psychology is conceding how each individual's particular behavior is determined by social con...

Q: What do drug use, sex, gambling, and video game playing have in common?

A: Drug , sex , gambling and video game playing are all very addictive and pleasure generating activiti...

Q: An 11th-grade precalculus class receives the test results from an end-of-unit exam> One student i...

A: The Humanistic perspective were more focused on positive aspects of human nature. The explained pers...

Q: Explain the term “Lycanthropy” ?

A: Lycanthropy is clinically defined as the condition characterized by unusual belief held by a patient...

Q: What factors influence our willingness to help other people?

A: Helping others is a selfless way of providing support (physical, mental, financial) to other people ...

Q: What social problem is implied in the line that follows: BENEATHA: “It is my business- where is he ...

A: This is another point that uncovers Beneatha's touchy and obviously childish character.