What is Thematic Apperception Test (TAT)?

Q: A research study has three independent variables. Two of the independent variables have two levels a...

A: This question deal with Factorial Design  Factorial Design : It represent a modification of the betw...

Q: During a conversation about what frightened us when we were young children, a friend described how a...

A: Teenage is a bridge between adolescent and adulthood. Like, according to sociologist and psychologis...

Q: What type of study compares groups of individuals of different age levels at the same time point? lo...

A: What type of study compares groups of individuals of different age levels at the same time point? lo...

Q: Julia would like to increase her assertiveness as a leader. What is one of the easiest ways to be an...

A: An individual does not need formal designation or post to be qualify or certified as a leader, he/sh...

Q: Compare and contrast between the trait and type theories of personality . Using 3 examples of each ,...

A: People, in general, use their professional forces, social conditioning, and cultural values to pursu...

Q: 34-39. For the next 5 items, determine the kind of sample utilized relevant to the aim of the study ...

A: In different fields of social sciences, including psychology, sociology, and other disciplines, rese...

Q: What is stereotype threat?

A: There are many concepts of society that has been conceptualised into concepts and terms to aid bette...

Q: What is variable-interval (VI) schedule?

A: The kind of learning principle in which something can be learned through or modified through strengt...

Q: What do you mean by social script?

A: The branch of psychology which studied can be based upon the concern that how thoughts, attitudes, f...

Q: -Rehearsal For the following concepts/terms, define/explain the concepts, explain how those concept...

A: Memory is the perseverance of acquiring, comprehending and retaining information over the time, thro...

Q: List the differences between operant conditioning theory and observational learning theory

A: INTRODUCTION If we had not been able to learn, we would have died out as species long ago. Learning ...

Q: Nandita is a software engineer. She is under stress, which is disrupting her psychological equilibri...

A: Nandita would not feel stress as much if she isn't worried or anxious about something. Nandita could...

Q: Why are habits, such as having something sweet with that cup of coffee, so hard to break?

A: Habits are hard to break. This is the extreme stage when a person gets habituated to destructive hab...

Q: The following type of therapy stresses that we must learn to take responsibility for our feelings an...

A: PSYCHOTHERAPY Psychotherapy involves communications between a client and a therapist that is aimed t...

Q: Identify and describe 2 ways in which a group can influence an individual’s behaviour.

A: Individual behavior can be impacted if there are other people present which can have both positive a...

Q: What is psychology?

A: The term " Psychology " has been derived from the combination of two Greek words that are as follows...

Q: Discuss the quotation below: “Life isn’t about finding yourself but rather LIFE is about creating YO...

A: The given statement is subjective in nature and can be expressed differently with the different expe...

Q: The hour before sleep is a good time to memorizeinformation, because going to sleep after learning n...

A: WER

Q: The main theoretical assumption underlying Heider's balance theory is that    A. people are motivat...

A: Fritz Heider proposed the cognitive balance theory, to explain the process how people are motivated ...

Q: A researcher wants to access old records containing information about mortality rates among all wome...

A: Archival Research : Archival records are the public or private documents that describe the activitie...

Q: What are three ways we forget, and how does each of these happen?

A: Forgetting  It's described as the apparent loss or change of previously encoded as well as stored in...

Q: Which is true regarding involving family in therapy fo DMDD? a. it has been found to be helpful in ...

A: Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder refers to a condition in which children or adolescents exhibi...

Q: What conclusion does research by Stanley Schachter suggest concerning the effect of anxiety on affil...

A: The experiment by Schachter was conducted to understand the relationship among anxiety and the affil...

Q: The amplitude of a sound wave determines our perception of__________________(loudness/pitch).

A: Perception: In psychology, the term "perception" is referred to as a specific set of processes that ...

Q: Match term with definition or word nature V [ Choose ] childhood environment nurture after childhood...

A: The above mentioned terms can be matched up with their respective meanings as follows- 

Q: Skill training      ______ . a. is not an effective therapy for individuals with schizophrenia b. ...

A: Skill training uses the principles of behavior therapy to teach communication skills, assertiveness ...

Q: A large part of addiction has to do with principles of associative learning. The essential role in t...

A: Ans. CINGULATE CORTEX Examination of brain activity in people during mental errand execution has lik...

Q: eating disorder reflection

A: Eating disorders are obtaining disorderly eating habits that affects the overall health and performa...

Q: What are sports where speed is important?

A: By analyzing the question we need to explain sports where speed is important. Below you can see the ...

Q: What is the amount of practice needed to learn a skill, the conventional wisdom seems to be that the...

A: Skills are those task or talents that an individual learn so as to fulfill the goals or attain a tar...

Q: What is the Specific Areas of Difficulties and Possible roles of Psychologists in Communiction Disor...

A: Communication disorders are difficulties that makes it hard for people to talk, detect, interpret la...

Q: 24. 15-year-old Andi states, "None of my family went to college, but I have been exploring different...

A: 15-year-old Andi states, "None of my family went to college, but I have been exploring different pro...

Q: What is psychoneuroimmunology?

A: The scientific study of mind and behavior which in-depth studies the conscious and unconscious pheno...

Q: Standardization refers to the process of: determining the accuracy with which a test measures what i...

A: Test : It is defined as a series of questions on the basis of which some information is sought. In p...

Q: Specific odors, visual images, emotions, or otherassociations that help us access a memory are examp...

A: Memory It is defined as the procedure of encoding, retaining as well as retrieving information over ...

Q: After Watson and Rayner classically conditioned Little Albertto fear a white rat, the child later sh...

A: Classical conditioning is a kind of learning principle in which learning happens by automated condit...

Q: Why can’t we consciously recall how we learned to walkwhen we were infants?

A: Memory  It refers to the process of encoding, retaining as well as retrieving information over a per...

Q: What is skewed distribution?

A: Skewed distribution is a type of distribution that has to do with the frequency data of a survey or ...

Q: Dream analysis and free association are techniques in which of the following? a. Client-centered the...

A: Psychotherapy It is a broad term that refers to the process of using linguistic and psychological pr...

Q: Who was Skinner, and how is operant behavior reinforced and shaped?

A: B.F. Skinner was an American psychologist who worked at Harvard University. He is well known and wid...

Q: Question 1: Explain how you acquired personal and economic value in your life and why you followed •...

A: There are different values in place, no one can enforce the same values to different people from dif...

Q: Write a short note of the Evolutionary approach to psychology.

A: The term psychology was created by combining two Greek words, which are as follows: Psyche is a Gree...

Q: xplain the difference between 50/50 and 40/40 emotional energy, and provide an example of

A: By analyzing the question we need to explain the difference between 50/50 and 40/40 emotional energy...

Q: st approaches emphasize the client-therapist relationship as a crucial determinant of the outcomes o...

A: By analyzing the question we need to explain client-therapist relationship as a crucial determinant ...

Q: An experiment in which there are two or more IVs. The IVs are also called factors? OR ?

A: In research methods, the researcher tries to figure out an experimental question using an experiment...

Q: Which of the following techniques is often used for treating phobias? a) Cognitive behavioral therap...

A: A phobia is a determined, inordinate, ridiculous dread of an article, individual, creature, action, ...

Q: What is the Specific Areas of Difficulties and Possible roles of Psychologists in ADHD disorder

A: ADHD belongs to neurodevelopmental psychological disorder. It is categorised in this class so that i...

Q: When correcting errors, which of the following should be address? Group of answer choices pick one a...

A: Error correction is a tedious process. Writing and compiling something is easy because it does not i...

Q: How movies promotes positive emotions

A: Emotions are the subjective state of feeling that arises from the internal or external stimuli.  Emo...

Q: Help me answer this as soon as possible please. Does getting laid for a task that one enjoys perform...

A: Intrinsic Motivation It is described as engaging in an activity for the sake of its intrinsic pleasu...