What is the basic concepts of sensation and perception?

Q: what is sports, does sports give some benefits to people? state some benefits. And how can exercise/...

A: Game relates to any type of serious physical action or game that intends to utilize, keep up or impr...

Q: What is Performance Task?What is Problem based learning?What is Project based learning?

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

Q: What are the characteristics of experimentation that make it possible to isolate cause and effect?

A: An experiment is a method conducted to verify, deny, or confirm a theory. Exercises contribute insig...

Q: If ubiquitin is the mark of death, what is the executioner?

A: Proteasome (26S proteasome)

Q: According to the computational theory of vision, visual perception is best understood as a process o...

A: Visual perception is the human tendency to understand the object present in their surrounding throug...

Q: Indicate whether each variable below is manipulated or measured. a. participant's age b. number of s...

A: The answer to the following question is as such: Manipulated variable is the one that can be varied ...

Q: Explain Imagination thinking skill, a component of creativity?

A: Imaginative thinking or Mind map can be defined as a perceivable thinking device used to attain conc...

Q: Blood flow increases to the most active brain areas. How does the blood “know” which areas are most ...

A: Any activity that occurs in the human body is a result of the brain sending signals to that part of ...

Q: Explain The Solomon Four-Group Design?

A: The prototype among all data collection activities in which differences would be visible, whether un...

Q: What is one of the primary issues with students self-diagnosing disorders when they take psychology ...

A: Medical student syndrome is a psychological condition wherein medical students start projecting on t...

Q: What are the characteristics of professions, and how do professions differ from other occupations?

A: 1. Proficient appearance  Experts ought to consistently make progress toward an expert appearance, i...

Q: Imagine a study room with two people who are both sitting down studying without talking to each oth...

A: Communication refers to the process by which the information is transferred from one person or a gro...

Q: What is the strongest position on stage?

A: Each stage position creates a different psychological effect on the audience. Individual position on...

Q: What does trauma do to a child's brain?

A: Childhood trauma is a psychosocial issue that can lead to dire consequences for victims as well as s...

Q: Need a explanation for these practice questions

A: As a newborn, babies are unaware of themselves as well as their surroundings, and only respond to th...

Q: How does culture affect coping style?

A: Coping refers to managing challenges that are seen as strenuous and beyond one’s pool of resources. ...

Q: You hear the school basketball coach telling her friend that she rescued her team’s winning streak b...

A: This phenomenon can be understood on the basis of a statistical concept of regression to the mean. T...

Q: What is the diference between Extrinsic motivation and Intrinsic motivation. Give the example of the...

A: Motivation is a driving determinant for activities, compliance, and intentions. These requirements, ...

Q: Kyeshia loves to be adventurous and try new things. She often immerses herself in other cultures and...

A: Personality refers to what we are, the words that describe us. To know Kyeshia is high on which fact...

Q: Your friend is asking you the best way to help his two-year-old child acquire language. What advice ...

A: The suitable advice for helping the two-year old acquire language is through :

Q: What do Karen Horney, Carl Jung, and Alfred Adler all have in common?

A: Karen Horney, Carl Jung and Alfred Adler are also called Neo-Freudian.

Q: When considering the DSM, which of the following statements is FALSE? A The DSM is a manual written ...

A: Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorder Is a collection of experienced diagnosed and tr...

Q: When a television set is off, its screen appears gray. When you watch a program, parts of the screen...

A: Color perception is a key component of the bigger visual sensory systems. It is controlled by a comp...

Q: How can you assure the validity of your research results?

A: A psychological assessment examines every aspect of an experimental or research study, from employin...

Q: How is adolescence defi ned, and how do physical changes affect developing teens?

A: Teenage change can be defined as a developmental stage where transition from childhood to adolescenc...

Q: At an early stage of embryological development, before the influence of sex hormones, what is the ap...

A: Embryonic development also acknowledged as embryogenesis. It is the evolution of an animal or plant ...

Q: Which is the most common type of dissociative amnesia ?

A: Dissociative amnesia is a disorder identified by a failure to remember relevant autobiographical inf...

Q: The AESOP model predicts that   A. a US typically elicits just a single, distinct reflex, but CS...

A: Wagner and Brandon (1989) suggested the addition of SOP, denominated AESOP, which implies, following...

Q: Which year German investigator Carl Wernicke discovered that after damage to an area of the left tem...

A: While studying with Mynert in 1874, Wernicke distributed Der Aphasische Symptomencomplex. In his boo...

Q: Who is called the father of modern science?

A: The father of modern science is : Galileo Galilei  (1564-1642)

Q: When considering the DSM, which of the following statements is FALSE? A The DSM is a manual written ...

A: Everyone in the field of psychology fully agrees with the content in the DSM.

Q: A person who can’t imagine using chewing gum as a substitute for glue or other adhesive is experienc...

A: Gestalt psychology is a school of thinking that views the individual perception and performance as a...

Q: Which of the following is a method to inactivate a brain area temporarily? a. Stereotaxic instrument...

A: Investigation of the individual brain produces impressive outcomes. Although some individuals have i...

Q: Explain two possible reasons why both men and women could become victims of violence

A: Violence in simple word means to get hurt physically or emotionally by some else and this is done fr...

Q: What are the features of long-term memory?

A: System model or Multi Store memory model discovered in 1968, states that there are three unitary sto...

Q: How do parents and peers influence sexual activity during adolescence? ​

A: Teenage change can be defined as a developmental stage where transition from childhood to adolescenc...

Q: Michael knows that if he drinks liquor, he will drink to excess and will use blasphemous language wh...

A: Under the given situation, it can be analyzed that Michael is under the influence of alcohol which c...

Q: What are the three components of explanatory style?

A: Explanatory style: The term "explanatory style" is described as a "cognitive personality variable" t...

Q: A psychiatrist delivers to the patient’s brain ___ to ____ seconds of electric current in briefer pu...

A: Electroconvulsive therapy is also acknowledged as electroshock therapy. It is a psychiatric approach...

Q: When you call out to your current partner using your ex's name, it is due to   A. encoding failu...

A: Forgetting occurs when a person is unable to retrieve information from memory. Several theories expl...

Q: Psychology has a variety of complementary yet incomplete perspectives that help us understand behavi...

A: Aggression in psychology refers to any behavior aimed at harming others psychologically and physical...

Q: Sigmund Freud believed that dreams: O had no meaning. O reflected a person's intelligence. O reveale...

A: Sigmund Freud published a book called 'The Interpretation of Dreams' in which he stated that dreams ...

Q: Give one example of nurture as we discussed in psychology class? (For Ex.Friendship)

A: Nature Vs Nurture is the oldest debate in the field of psychology. There are a number of studies con...

Q: What do you mean by Universal emotions?

A: Emotions are the subjective experiences which are accompanied by the feeling of physiological change...

Q: Who was H.M. and what did his case reveal about normal memory processes?

A: Henry G. Molaison popularly known as H.M., was an American citizen. He was an epileptic patient who ...

Q: According to Freud’s concept of transference, patients “transfer” their feelings onto the psychoanal...

A: Transference according to psychoanalysis, occurs when the client transfers or projects their feeling...

Q: Compare and contrast, and how achievement motivation can be bolstered during adolescent. Mastery ori...

A: We are dealing with a concept that links achievement with motivation. The underlying belief is that ...

Q: Describe the story of Erik Erikson and his theory. What was his early experience altered the way he ...

A: Erik Erikson was an ego psychologist who developed the Theory of Psychosocial Development in the 195...

Q: Give an example of a 2x2 factorial design and explain the dependent and independent variables.

A: The experimental method is the research methodology in which the researcher tries to analyze the cau...

Q: briefly explain on following.  a. perception b. Learning

A: Perception is the means of getting in, selecting, designing, and interpreting sensory data. Learning...