While theories of cognitive development focus on universal processes that affect all children, the study of intelligence focuses on O innate differences O group differences sociocultural differences O individual differences

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A: In social psychology, helping behavior is the voluntary actions that an individual does for others t...

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

Q: Social psychology had its origins in a. Gestalt psychology. b. Freudian psychology. c.behavioral psy...

A: Social psychology is the systematic consideration of how an individual's feelings, sentiments, and r...

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A: Group dynamics refers to the manner in which people in a group interact with each other. When dynami...

Q: LSD, antipsychotic drugs, and antidepressant drugs all share the common feature of__________.A.produ...

A: Drugs refer to chemical substances which, when taken, alters the brain's neurochemical processes pro...

Q: Discuss how unemployment affects middle-aged adults.

A: Unemployment is a persistent issue in the current scenario and has reached a level of crisis. Due to...

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A: Memory can be defined as the culmination of all the processes required to acquire, store, retain, an...

Q: What Do Clinical Researchers Do?

A: Research is the scientific exploration of an area through techniques that are methodical, ethical, a...

Q: What is the self-concept, and how does it develop?

A: Self-concept: In psychology, the term "self-concept" is described as the way an individual tends to ...

Q: How social-cultural influences affect successful aging?

A: Successful Aging is defined as high psychological, physiological, behavioral, and social functioning...

Q: How psychodynamic theorists explain histrionic personality disorder?

A: Histrionic personality disorder is a mental disorder that is classified as a personality disorder. H...

Q: How does punishment differ from negative reinforcement, and how does punishment affect behavior?

A: Operant conditioning was given by BF Skinner, a behaviorist whose ideas were less rigid and extreme ...

Q: When was the first edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual published?

A: The first edition of Diagnostic and Statistical Manual published in the year 1952. 

Q: Difine the concept with examples Positive Psychology

A: One of the contemporary branches of psychology that has successfully emerged is of positive psycholo...

Q: What recommendation can you give to a student to cope up with their anxiety and depression?

A: Anxiety and Depression are both mental health disorders. Anxiety is marked by a feeling of worry, fe...

Q: Write a review about psycho (1960) movie.

A: Psycho was a very famous movie directed and produced by Alfred Hitchcock. It belongs to a Psychologi...

Q: Aiden has a bad cold and fi nds himself shuffl ing to class with his head down. How might his postur...

A: Emotional well-being refers to the individual's ability to use stress-management strategies, be resi...

Q: Does research support the consistency of personality traits over time andacross situations?

A: Personality and personality traits have been researched and studied for decades. Personality reflect...

Q: The depressants include alcohol, barbiturates,a. and opiates.b. cocaine, and morphine.c. caffeine, n...

A: A depressant, or central depressant, is a medication that decreases neurotransmission levels, which ...

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A: Vygotsky’s theory of scaffolding is based on the concept of providing assistance in learning to the ...

Q: The final stage in Erikson's Theory emphasizes:     activity.     generativity.     dise...

A: Erikson in his theory of psychosocial development marked and discussed all the stages and feeling fr...

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A: Psychics are people who claim to be experts in using supernatural phenomenon to prophesy future, unv...

Q: What is meant by ‘Transgender'?

A: Gender can be defined as the key characteristics of men and women. This includes norms, behaviors, a...

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A: The word "Ghosting" is used in the setting of internet exchanges, and it gained popularity in the ye...

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A: According to the dictionary of American Psychology Association, the typicality effect refers to the ...

Q: Borderline personality disorder is associated with   a. self-absorption and feelings of personal...

A: Borderline personality disorder is a mental illness that effects a person's thoughts and emotions ab...

Q: The city of Middleopolis has had an unpopular police chief for a year and a half. He is a political ...

A: a. The crime rates of the two cities closest to Middleopolis in location and size have decreased by ...

Q: 122. Which is not one of Gardener's multiple intelligences? A. Intrapersonal B. Logical/Math C. Natu...

A: Howard Gardner was a psychologist who proposed the theory of multiple Intelligences. He proposed the...

Q: Who developed Self-Injury Implicit Association Test ?

A: The Self-Injury Implicit Association Test also known as SI-IAT is a computer test designed to assess...

Q: Learners react differently to different teaching strategies; thus, selecting an appropriate teaching...

A: The Authority, or lecture style  The authority model is teacher-centered and habitually involves pro...

Q: The likelihood to be hired for a management versus non-management job will vary depending upon wheth...

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

Q: Most people think creativity is divinely inspired, unpredictable and bestowed only on a lucky few. M...

A: Creativity refers to the ability to produce ideas and solutions that are novel and appropriate. It i...

Q: What is meant by Dark Triad?

A: A dark triad in psychology refers to personality traits of narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychop...

Q: Classroom management is at the very heart of teaching and ultimately affects students learning outco...

A: Teachers are faced with classroom management issues such as excessive talking or sleeping during ins...

Q: How can behaving ethically help me in my personal and professional life?

A: Personal ethics alludes to an individual's convictions about what's good and bad and aides people in...

Q: QUESTION 42 Which of the following is likely the best example of an epiphenomenon?     Be...

A: An epiphenomenon is a secondary aspect that happens adjacent or in correspondence to a primary happe...

Q: Erikson saw the major challenge of young adulthood as that of  _______________. a.) intimacy vs. iso...

A: Erikson has given a psychosocial theory of which tel us in which stage of life throughout the life w...

Q: Who are the Millennials and why are they of so much interestto marketers?

A: Millennials are additionally alluded as age y or reverberation boomers. These are the 83 million chi...

Q: QUESTION 48  ______ problems are those that are open-ended, typically with an infinite set of "...

A:  ______ problems are those that are open-ended, typically with an infinite set of "correct" answers ...

Q: What is the full form of ADHD?

A: The prevalence of ADHD ranges between 7 to 11 %. It develops in people of all ages. It is predominan...

Q: Identity and describe in detail the two types of transmission of nerve impulse in the nervous system

A: Electrical changes across the membrane are what cause the transmission of a nerve impulse along a ne...

Q: Optimism is only influenced by heredity. T or F?

A: Optimism refers to a  mental attitude that is characterized by confidence and hope in a positive fut...

Q: The group of College Teachers conducted a research. The concept they developed was about the behavio...

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

Q: What is “resilience”? What types of “stressors” (or “disadvantage”) affect young people? What factor...

A: Resilience refers to the ability to overcome stressful life situations.

Q: Give examples of how internal locus-of-control people behave differently from external locus-ofcontr...

A: A Locus of control refers to the belief of taking responsibility of one’s action on themselves on bl...

Q: How can we understand the reasoning behind underage marriages in certain culture? is it bad how do w...

A: Child marriage has been considered as form of worst social evil. Various majors have been taken sinc...

Q: ACCORDING TO THE CONJUNCTION RULE, following Tversky and Kahneman: Karen is a 35-year-old woman who ...

A: Conjunction rules following Tversky and Kahneman are actually a fallacy statement which an individua...

Q: What is Hypomania?

A: Although various psychological disorders have gained considerable importance under aspects of evalua...

Q: bipolar disorders appear to be best explained by a focus on one kind of variable. What is it?

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

Q: What are other types of automatic thinking and how do they operate?

A: Automatic thoughts are thoughts that occur as a response to a trigger. They are automatic and occur ...