. Explain learning and the different forms of learning

Q: Under what circumstances, if any, can a split-brain person name an object? a. After feeling it with ...

A: The Brain and nervous system communicate with each other (i.e. CNS and other body parts) through int...

Q: How Do We Maintain Memories Over Time?

A: Formation of memories includes complex cognitive functions. It requires sensory system to collect de...

Q: Evaluate socio-emotional changes in adulthood.

A: Erik Erikson was a developmental psychologist who believed that a person develops in stages and biol...

Q: Ayanna doesn’t know what a “clunker” is, so her friend Hilary says, “You know that old car Bruce has...

A: Concepts are ideas or notions. They refer to the representation of certain objects, events, or other...

Q: Your dog Hans loves to ride in the car. Whenever anyone picks up a set of keys he races for the door...

A: Ivan Pavlov was a Russian Psychologist. His most renounced and widely recognized contribution to the...

Q: With the use of examples, contrast and contrast the ideas of socialisation and combination in the SE...

A: Also known as the Nonaka-Takeuchi model, the SECI model gives us a way to look at how organisational...

Q: Psychology is the ___________________study of _____________and __________________processes.

A: psychology derived from the two Greek words "psyche" which means soul or mind and "logos" which mean...

Q: What is Bandura’s position on the issue of free will versus determinism? On the relative influences ...

A: Bandura's strategy is a learning theory that studies practice as it is designed and developed in a s...

Q: Explain the importance of logic and critical thinking? Then what makes a person critical thinker?

A: Since you have mentioned about explaining the question in four sentences, I will try to make it as s...

Q: How Do We Learn by Watching Others?

A: Learning- It refers to any relatively permanent change in the behavior. The potential of behavior is...

Q: What do you do when you need to remember a phone number, such as 463-5456, for a few seconds?

A: Remembering a piece of information comes under the broader cognitive process of memory, specifically...

Q: Understand the relationship between cognitive performance and intelligence.

A: cognitive performance is  term in which we are represent , perform and  achieve our mental ability s...

Q: Matteo was born in 1953 and grew up in the relative affluence of 1950s "baby boom" America. Antonio ...

A: Note: We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new ques...

Q: Kohlberg suggests that the post-conventional level of moral reasoning is evident when an individual ...

A: Kohlberg divided moral reasoning into 3 levels, each consisting of 6 stages. They are: 1. Pre-conven...

Q: Why Do We Act Masculine or Feminine?

A: Human development is seen from two aspects. One from biological aspects i.e. related to sexual chara...

Q: Bianca is sad and anxious because her sister is moving across the country for a new job. To make her...

A: Emotion Regulation- is the procedure by which individuals tend to regulate their ongoing emotions ef...

Q: How do cognitive psychologists objectively study subjective mental processes?

A: Cognitive Psychology is a relatively new branch of Psychology that is focused on scientific understa...

Q: You arrived at  Sarhad university early than usual. You happily meet your friends. You notice every ...

A: Stress is an external situation that the body and the mind perceive to be threatening or dangerous. ...

Q: You and your friends decide to hold a heterosexual “speeddating” event on campus. At this event, mal...

A: In the domain of Building Interpersonal Relationships, in Social Psychology, research has suggested ...

Q: What criticisms have been made of Rogers’s personality theory?

A: Person-centered or Humanistic therapy is an approach to counseling which deals with the way the indi...

Q: In psychology, what is attention and consciousness and how could you relate it in everyday life.

A: Attention and consciousness are  very closely related topics in psychology and are often studied tog...

Q: What is the key differences between biological and psychological power theories?

A: When a person, a nation or a community wields undue influence over another individual, group of peop...

Q: Glen and Lynda are hired to rake leaves. Glen is paid $3 for each bag of leaves he rakes. Lynda is p...

A: Reinforcements refers to a form of consequence of a behavior which is employed to strengthen or enha...

Q: What are some of the cognitive elements that determine value, and the brain regions that encode this...

A: Valuation is the process in which states and actions are given values that are based on the organism...

Q: Arousal is not based on behavior, but rather it is one of its main motivators, as it is not related ...

A: Arousal in necessary as it makes an individual attentive. Some amount of arousal is necessarily as i...

Q: Compare, in your own words, the five ways that memories in long-term storage can become distorted.

A: Long-term memory, as the name suggests, is a store in which information is stored for lengthy period...

Q: How did Bandura use modeling to explain social learning?

A: Bandura's famous experiment on modeling is known as Bobo Doll Experiment.

Q: extrinsic

A: Extrinsic motivation: The term "extrinsic motivation" is described as one of the different types of ...

Q: Thomas sends his daughter Sophia to spend the summer with her grandparents, who eat dinner at 5:00 p...

A: Drive reduction theory is a motivation theory developed by Clark Hull. This theory states that body ...

Q: When Russell was growing up, he thought his Grandma Betty was a hoarder because she had so much junk...

A: Memory refers to the process of getting the information, holding the same and retrieving that partic...

Q: During conversations with his therapist, Paul often makes comments that reveal his vast mood swings,...

A: Borderline personality disorder: In abnormal psychology, the term "borderline personality disorder" ...

Q: Tara and her mother prefer to take baths, whereas her father and brother prefer to take showers. As ...

A: Schema: In psychology, the term "schema" is referred to as an individual's "cognitive structure" tha...

Q: f late,Suma has become aggressive with her parents. Her parents realise that it is because of the TV...

A: behaviourism in psychology behaviourism in psychology actually based on the learning. it is the proc...

Q: How Do Sensation and Perception Affect Us?

A: Sensation- It is defined as a process of sensing our environment by the means of sight, sound, touch...

Q: Describe the five (5) factor of the Big Five personality traits. And how each factor be helpful in a...

A: The big five model of personality is a development from various independent researchers. Gordon Allp...

Q: When might element of competition be harmful?

A: Competition refers to a condition wherein one stands to win or gain something by defeating others. F...

Q: How do the concepts of locus of control and selfefficacy differ? In what ways are they similar?

A:   Locus of control -  locus of control refer  to the degree in which events are in control of an ind...

Q: Provide examples of how you can use reappraisal, humor, and distraction to effectively regulate your...

A: Emotions can be defined as a state of mind that is subjective. Emotions can arise from within a pers...

Q: Who among the following individuals would you predict would be most likely to make an external attri...

A: Making an external attribution to any given behavior means, explaining the causes of that behavior t...

Q: Are Criminals Less Intelligent Than Other People?

A: Crime can be defined as an act that is unacceptable by the law of the land. This is because there is...

Q: Define perception and how it influence our life.

A: Perception is defined as the ability to visualize the information presented to us through our unders...

Q: Define the term " parent " .

A: Parents play a crucial role in developing children as responsible humans. The right guidance of pare...

Q: What Motivates Us to Have Sexual Relations (or Not to)?

A: Motivation helps us to indulge in goal directed behavior. The social, affective, biological and cogn...

Q: What kind of word do Broca’s patients have the most trouble understanding?

A: Human brain is one of the most sensitive organ of the body . It is because of this it is naturally c...

Q: What mechanism did Kelly propose to account for changes in a construct’s range of convenience?

A: Range of convenience: This is a spectrum incorporating of situation over which a construct is applie...

Q: he following is/are true concerning the procedure of making a misbehaving child sit in the corner. O...

A: Learning is the manner of obtaining fresh thought, awareness, practices, abilities, preferences, opi...

Q: Belinda, a woman, and Joe, a man, are in excellent health and are highly motivated to have sexual re...

A: The human sexual response cycle was developed by William Masters and Virginia Johnson with extensive...

Q: Fred cannot get along well with others in his 6th grade class, but he is the best in his class at re...

A: Intelligence has been described in various forms: the capability for reasoning. Understanding. Self...

Q: Educational psychology is a field that studies human development

A: Ans. Educational psychology involves the social, emotional as well as cognitive processes that are u...

Q: . A procedure used to control both research participant bias and researcher bias in psychological ex...

A: Researcher Bias- It refers to inclinations or opinions of the researcher which can affect the overal...