1) Describe the similarities and differences of areas in which PSY 201 instructors do their cognitive and neuroscience research. What are their common and diverse subjects of study? Give examples of research questions in these areas (at least 3). Which area is more interesting for you and why?

Q: How personality psychology deals with human behavior.

A: Personality psychology is a discipline of psychology that investigates people's personalities and ho...

Q: paragraph about "Tourism is a market driven industry."

A: Tourism is an activity of seeing or visiting new places which have a lot to explore and give pleasur...

Q: During world War 2 clinical psychologists  were called upon to help treat what was known as "shell s...

A: The study of abnormal/ dysfunctional human behaviour, cognition, emotion and other processes, is cal...

Q: How brain chemistry and abnormal behavior relates ?

A: Psychopathology can be described as an in-depth the study of abnormal behavior and cognitions, diffe...

Q: Juan is from a collectivist culture. He is most likely to Group of answer choices: A: describe himse...

A: What is Collectivist culture? A culture in which the group goals are considered important above indi...

Q: Compare/contrast the functions of slow wave and REM sleep.

A: There are several benefits that comes off sleeping. Sleep improves memory and cognitive functioning ...

Q: discuss STAGE II- 'Preferred Situation'/ 'Setting up priorities and goals' of The Skilled Helper

A: The Skilled Helper Model, given by Gerard Egan, is a three stage eclectical approach to counselling,...

Q: Explain the Difference between self- concept, self- actualization, self-awareness and self-managemen...

A: Psychologists define self as the entire being of a person, thereby encompassing their personality an...

Q: Link to the research article : https://www.researchgate.net/publication/313534627_An_Active-Learning...

A: Psychological researches is a common and dependable way for obtaining quantitative results in a stud...

Q: What type of research design is likert scale??

A: Quantitative research design is used to collect data in numerical form. Qualitative research uses te...

Q: Explain psychosocial and provide example

A: Psychosocial is a kind of approach in social psychology where social aspects along with the psycholo...

Q: why adolescents feel no one can understand their feelings, problems, etc.? Logically, they know that...

A: This is the interval of time which refers to the huge Changement of every individual or person to pe...

Q: O elaborative interrogation

A: Elaborative interrogation: In psychology, the term "elaborative interrogation" is determined as one ...

Q: discuss Narcissm and provide examples.

A: The study and research under psychology, provide various results on this concept and all are complet...

Q: discuss adolescent self-identification and the role of parents, race, religion, and peers on the dev...

A: Jean Piaget identified four basic phases of child development based on the occurrence of cognitive p...

Q: How does this pandemic affect tennagers' mental health?

A: Puberty is the period in human development when people begin to conceive of themselves as teens and ...

Q: What does this quotation means "Family and moral values are so central to everything that I am”

A: Introduction Our sense of I am  includes the roles, attributes, behaviors, and associations that we ...

Q: discuss narcissism in personality psychology and provide examples

A:   Personality is defined an individual's unique and comparatively stable patterns of behavior, thoug...

Q: The increase in emotional behavioral problems in schools is becoming a rampant challenge among teach...

A: Ans. D. Design a responsive guidance program The reason for the responsive services part is to inter...

Q: How would someone use two persuasion techniques to influence people to do something that is importan...

A: Two persuasion techniques is a combination of repetition and rhetoric to connect with audience by pe...

Q: Explain the basic principles of sensory transduction, including absolute and difference thresholds, ...

A: Sensory transduction: sensory transduction is taken place when the senses of our body take informati...

Q: What is the role of basal ganglia ?

A: Basal ganglia are the part of the brain and are ovoid structures that contain cell bodies of the neu...

Q: “Maybe reflective practices offer us a way of trying to make sense of the uncertainty in our workpla...

A: Living life with proper balance between ethics and competency could be difficult and it could take l...

Q: Curly hair is to a dominant phenotype where no dimples are to recessive phenotype.  True or False

A: Note:We will answer only first question since the exact one is not specified. Please resubmit the qu...

Q: . After a parental divorce, most children show improved adjustment by two years. The changes that oc...

A: Note; we will answer only first question sense the exact one is not defined. Please submit another q...

Q: Give the contributions of Mead and Vygotsky about "The Self"

A: George Herbert Mead was an American philosopher, psychologist in the early 20th century who was know...

Q: What is Imprinting?

A: Learning can refer to the processes for attaining knowledge, understanding, behaviour, skills., valu...

Q: What are some example of changes in body that lead to discovery of sexual self?

A: Sexual self concept refers to the ways in which one feels and thinks about their sexual preferences,...

Q: Compare and contrast top-down vs bottom-up processing.

A: Bottom-Up Processing: when the brain is processing information by its features and making a complete...

Q: List the four (4) spaces of resource mobilisation according to the spaces of wellbeing framework.

A: The 4 spaces of resource mobilization that have been put forward on the basis of well-being framewor...

Q: Jade spent two years living in a Mexican-American community, where she studied communication between...

A: Developmental psychology is the branch of psychology that focuses on the developmental and lifespan ...

Q: Kiara the dog had a bad experience the first time she was around small kids; a little toddler grabbe...

A: Classical conditioning is a method of learning new or desired behavior through association. It was e...

Q: about the factors that influence sexual attraction. What do men and women find attractive

A: Sexual attraction is a mechanism in which both the opposite sexes gets attracted towards each other ...

Q: emotions

A: Emotion: In psychology, the term "emotion" is determined as a subjective state of an individual's mi...

Q: Blank 1, Blank 2, Blank 3 are the triangular theory of love according to Robert Sternberg wherein he...

A: Robert Sternberg was an American psychologist whose theories regarding intelligence and creativity c...

Q: There were five separate experiments conducted to determine if noise (from window-type air condition...

A: Scientific researchers generally perform and assess research depending on the research problem's obj...

Q: Why should teachers make their class more fun and enjoyble especially in online learning? How does i...

A: There are many professions in every industry and have their impact on society but teaching is a prof...

Q: why do people fall for fake news?

A: People believe fake news because of their prejudice and biases We all have prejudices. It is, never...

Q: Epinephrine and norepinephrine are hormones naturally produced by the body. Which endocrine gland is...

A: Introduction and Endocrine gland responsible for production of Epinephrine and Norepinephrine The ad...

Q: How could I use operant conditioning to help a child stop bedwetting?

A: Operant conditioning is the concept being studied in the field of behavioral psychology. The behavio...

Q: A personality psychologist is interested if being a snob is heritable. To answer this question a per...

A: Statistics are widely used in Psychology, social psychology particularly uses them because thy deal ...

Q: What is an axon?

A: The command center of the body originates from the brain, which controls the movements, thoughts, au...

Q: 12. How do mirror neurons contribute to our understanding of observational learning?

A: What are Mirror neurons? Mirror neurons are a class of neurons that fires both while the body excecu...

Q: crime can best be explained by choices made, individual traits, or social structures, or even if it ...

A: There isn't one best way to explain why an individual commits a crime as everyone is different and h...

Q: The primary goal of using correlation research is to Group of answer choices: a: describe general pa...

A: Correlation is defined as process in which one variable is is related to another that is if one chan...

Q: Discuss how embodiment is demonstrated in the following situations. 1.Lucia likes to listen to clas...

A: The embodiment can be defined as the reflection of cognitive ideas or emotions by using motor skills...

Q: How are one's childhood temperaments and attachment to relationships with one's parents or caregiver...

A: Relationship, behavior, and patterns are all psychological paths. Its impacts or effective involveme...

Q: Discuss 5 assumptions of the Psychodynamic Theory.

A: The psychodynamic theory focuses on how our behaviors, thoughts, emotions are influenced by psycholo...

Q: 1. Choose what type of code is this “I will do this because I believe this” a. Conduct b. Ethics c. ...

A: According to our Q&A terms and policies, we can answer only one question at a time, i.e. first q...

Q: In an observational study of mothers with their 2-year-old at the supermarket, effective mothers ant...

A: Observational research in psychology tells us what the specific participants do when they are facing...