Which of the following statements accurately describes a function of sleep? Multiple Choice

Q: How does sensory memory work?

A: Sensory memories are reserved for infrequent moments at most. They arrive from the five senses: Hea...

Q: a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor that blocks the transporter involved in reuptake results in...

A: Option D. 

Q: What are humanistic theories of personality?

A: The humanistic school of psychology is known as the "third force" of development, emerged in 1950. T...

Q: Which conditioned response can be achieved after only one pairing of the conditioned stimulus and un...

A: Classical conditioning is discovered by Ivan Pavlov. It refers the process in which a stimulus that ...

Q: Which question is a statistics question that anticpates variability? What is my favorite stroke to ...

A: Option B. As we know, statistics is the study of variability so the statistical question which is ch...

Q: What is gender equity and why it is important? What are the gender equity issues/challenges facing a...

A: Gender refers to the attributes associated with a person's sex. Typically, it is ascribed with relat...

Q: Name 2 other factors that can be associated with the pathophysiology of depression? ANSWER: 3. Oth...

A: Depression is one of the mood disorders which is characterised by loss of interest, loss of appetite...

Q: Enumerate the school of thought that aims for a good and happy life then briefly discuss.

A: The first school of thought we'll look at has its roots in cognitive science, the study of how peopl...

Q: On what cognitive therapists focus while treating people with obsessive-compulsive personality disor...

A: Mental disorders can be categorized into various types of disorders such as anxiety disorders, perso...

Q: How social therapy or personal therapy help people with Schizophrenia ?

A: Psychopathology  It is a branch of psychology dealing with the study of abnormal or maladaptive be...

Q: 2. Provide a sample reinforcement/punishment for the fol Situation: Student A got the answer correct...

A: Operant Conditioning is also known as instrumental conditioning. It is a process in which learning o...

Q: a)    Outline what is meant by the ‘trait-based’ approach to personality and explain the differences...

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

Q: Explain each phrase When you marry, you will be one with the other Your spouse will never be attrac...

A: * Marriage is social process which is occured in the presence of society . It is the process in whic...

Q: What do you already accept/love about yourself

A: Loving and admiring self is also a feature of personality which say much more about the confidence a...

Q: 46. Mr. Dutoit was asked by his psychotherapist to look at some ambiguous photos and make up a story...

A: A psychological test is a standardized method of measuring behaviour characteristics and mental func...

Q: Match each item in column A with an item in column B. Write the letter of the correct answer on the ...

A: Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three sub-parts for yo...

Q: What is the advantage of the cultural model in teaching literature?

A: Psychological processes and behavior patterns that differentiate one culture from the other are refe...

Q: According to developmental psychopathology explanation , what cause Borderline personality disorder?

A: A borderline personality disorder is a mental disorder characterized by unstable moods and emotions ...

Q: What goes into the body of a research paper?

A: A research paper in psychology is to be prepared as per the APA standards or as per the local associ...

Q: It is already natural for me to use my cellphone even while doing some other things like crossing th...

A: What is a Moral action? An act that involves the will to change the intend to the right thing into r...

Q: What does Bronfenbrenner’s ecological model illustrate?

A: One of the most widely recognized theories for the effects of social contexts on human development i...

Q: Which statement about subjective contours is TRUE? a. Subjective contours are the result of a misapp...

A: Gestalt psychology helped to understand how perception and senses work through principles such as pr...

Q: What is the Biological Perspective? (Provide one example)

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

Q: reflective paper on personality

A: Personality if defined can be said as an individual's qualities they possess as well as the traits t...

Q: 8. What is the difference between being incompetent under the law and being insane under the law.

A: Incompetency shows if a defendant is capable of understanding and aiding in his defense whereas insa...

Q: Outline what is meant by the ''trait-based'' approach to personality and explain the differences bet...

A: Human variances in thinking, feeling and behavioral patterns are referred to as personality. The inv...

Q: Why can “mindless” decision making actually be more efficient than devoting a lot of thought to what...

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

Q: In the clinical settings how is role playing link or related to the humanistic learning theory

A: Humanistic learning theory or humanism tells us to focus on the person as a whole and how unique a p...

Q: How is student teaching each other linked or related to social learning theory?

A: Introduction The Social Learning Theory by Bandura says that we all have a tendency of imitating our...

Q: After having a very bad day in school, Kelly goes home, locks herself inside her bedroom, gets on he...

A: Regression is a defense mechanism where you tend to regress to an earlier developmental stage when f...

Q: A co-worker broke their leg skiing over the weekend and has to wear a cast for 8 weeks. They are no ...

A: Empathy is a valuable skill in today's workplace. Workers are stressed out and undervalued, accordin...

Q: Question 8 "True or False: Social comparison is comparing our attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors with...

A: Social comparison is a common and critical concept wherein individuals measure oneself to other othe...

Q: Brian created a test to decide who he should hire to work at his pet store. His thought is that peop...

A: Validity and reliability are the main elements of choosing a research tool. Validity defines the ins...

Q: what are the effect of meditation

A: Meditation is a state of focused attention, concentration where individuals focus their thought proc...

Q: Sofia has suffered a head injury and can no longer speak. However, after rehabiliation she recovers ...

A: Option A. 

Q: Mario is trying to save money so that he can transfer to the University of Texas when he completes h...

A:     Answer- Option B selective attention  This is the ability to focus on one thing in the presence ...

Q: There is clear evidence that people develop tolerance to caffeine. O True O False

A: Caffeine is defined as a chemical with pleasurable effects and it occurs in tea, cocoa, coffee, mate...

Q: head psychotherapist at a sexual abuse treatment agency. Anna is one of your counselors and you give...

A: In the given scenario Ms.A is having a terrible panic attack at work. She has been having panic atta...

Q: Researchers have found that such things as the ability to manage money, prepare meals, maintain a cl...

A: ADLs (activities of daily living) are necessary and routine actions that even most  young, healthy p...

Q: During to "good boy" or "good girl" stage of moral development, children are very concerned on what ...

A: Kohlberg refined his theory of moral development by claiming that individuals go through three segme...

Q: What is the difference between classical and operant conditioning?

A: Learning  "It is defined as any relatively permanent change in behavior or behavioral potential prod...

Q: "Rahishi believes that he comes across differently depending on when he is with his friends or aroun...

A: People having different personality characteristics and skills responds differently to the experienc...

Q: describe how the words we use to discuss gender an sexuality shape our perception of what is conside...

A: Ans. The notion of gender and sexuality does have a great impact on the perception of a person. And,...

Q: What are the possible careers in I/O Psychology? Explain each answer concisely

A: Industrial and organisational psychology, sometimes known as I/O psychology, is a unique field. I/O ...

Q: Briefly discuss kohberg's concept of internalization within the context of moral development.

A: Ans. Kohlberg devised the theory of moral development. There are several stages of moral development...

Q: The need to explain everything with the simplest of explanations is known as O mental accessability ...

A: Introduction Mental Accessibility means retrieval of ideas from the stored memory in the easiest man...

Q: Original Post/create thread. Read about the different types of therapy in your textbook. In one para...

A: Therapies are the based over the therapeutic alliance made between the therapist and the client for ...

Q: The psychological problems of elderly people may be divided into two groups. Which are they?

A: Psychopathology  It is a branch of psychology dealing with the study of abnormal or maladaptive be...

Q: When are mirror neurons most likely to fire? O When Izzy watches Rohan pirouette, similar mirror neu...

A: Mirror neurons refers to those neurons which gets activated or fire when an action is performed or i...

Q: Characteristics of permissive parents.

A: Parenting Style It is defined as a set of parenting practices that parents employ when raising their...