1. Identify issues or problems (as many as you can) we are facing today in the following areas — social, political, moral, ecological, economic, that you consider significant as they affect a large segment of the population. 2. Can you give more concrete examples or experiences about each of these issues or problems?

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A: Ans. Alignment simply means in balance and mind body alignment means your body is doing what your ra...

Q: What is attention, how does it develop, and what are the consequences of an attention deficit?

A: Ans. Attention means when you notice something happening because it is important for you to notice t...

Q: Why is the common perception of a holiday is "no classes" to the point that it has become its meanin...

A: In a year we get number of holidays. In holidays schools and other offices are not working. So, peop...

Q: What are the major concepts of Learning disabilities? Explain each.

A: Learning disability is defined as an umbrella term that covers all neurological disorders in learnin...

Q: A suspect in a criminal investigation has agreed to take a lie detector test. The machine will measu...

A: Lie detector tests are also called polygraphs. They measure physiological arousal relating to heart ...

Q: Who said “I will never conform to your skinny standards.” ?

A: A mental or psychological problem that is followed by the disturbing pattern and poor eating in an i...

Q: .By the late 1950's, biomedicine dominated American medicine and started an ambitious campaign.  Wha...

A: The term "bio medical" originally arose in the 1920s in the writings of British and American scienti...

Q: What is the immediate aims of treatment for anorexia nervosa ?

A: Anorexia Nervosa This is an eating disorder defined by a person's distorted body image, which causes...

Q: its refers to the pattern of growth, aging, and dying a. life b. development c. movement d. life...

A: Over the period of development of human being, there are many drastic changes takes place. In develo...

Q: Connect this image to dreams. 7-8 sentences

A: > Psychoanalytic interpretation of dream                 involves explanation of unconscious     ...

Q: How does generation boomerang affect people ?

A: Ans. Boomerang means the consequences that are not desired but are the results of putting restrictio...

Q: What is polygraph / lie detector ?

A: Forensic psychology is the field of psychology that specializes in investigation and research studie...

Q: What is barbiturates ?

A: To treat major psychological and mental disorders such as depression, borderline personality disorde...

Q: In what ways are your problem-solving skills different from your decision-making skills? How is it s...

A: Problem solving and decision making are both cognitive processes. Both the skills required when one ...

Q: How do you annotate a research paper?

A: Ans. Annotation means an addition of comment or a text with diagram to explain something in addition...

Q: When prejudiced judgment causes us to blame an undeserving person for a problem, that person is call...

A: Social Psychology It is a branch of psychology concerned with the study of in what ways the actual o...

Q: What role do notions of stigma so-called 'honour' violence?

A: Ans. In such cases, honour is used to justify the violence people are doing which can be in the form...

Q: What is an example of direct (teacher-centered) instruction, and what are the benefits of its use? W...

A: Teacher centred learning or instruction is the most traditional instruction or method being used for...

Q: How does culture influence health beliefs?

A: In a culture,  shared values beliefs and Customs are present among people. People who are the part o...

Q: Deliver an extemporaneous speech. Given topic : the online learning modality used in this school yea...

A: Ans. When we talk about online learning, it simply means delivering knowledge through online platfor...

Q: how arts affect social feelings? how arts affect moral feelings? How art affect spiritual life feeli...

A: Psychological feelings and emotions are the subjective responses towards the other person, things or...

Q: oys physician has an impression that her gross motor skill is relatively ordinary. she can control m...

A: Gross motor skills are the skills which include body movement like crawling, running, jumping, walki...

Q: Do you think we can completely eliminate pain by applying the gate-control theory? Why or why not?

A: Perception is a process in which an individual perceives the stimulus from the external environment ...

Q: What are some examples of ways that psychologists could create prevention programs to target specifi...

A: Prevention is defined as a strategy designed to reduce or decrease the risk of illness, disorders, o...

Q: Question 15 ccording to Erikson, a new balance is established between the person and society when th...

A: Erik Erikson was an ego psychoanalyst who designed one of the considerable famous and significant ap...

Q: Provide examples for positive and negative reinforcement and punishment

A: Positive Reinforcement: It means enhancing a child behaviour by any valuable reward when the behavio...

Q: What is the aim of combination therapies for bulimia nervosa ?

A: Bulimia nervosa is a eating disorder in which a person I have no control on eating but at the same t...

Q: David Napolitan and George Goethals (1979) demonstrated the fundamental attribution error in an expe...

A: Social Psychology  It is a branch of psychology concerned with in what ways the actual or imagined p...

Q: What are the 3 learning styles that were discussed in class? Name the person associated with each le...

A: Learning style is a pattern in which one gathers, process, or interpret information. How one prefers...

Q: How does Adolescent egocentrism relate to the social development of adolescents?

A: In adolescence is ecocentrism refers to the adolescence tendency to focus on themselves. Adolescence...

Q: What personality type may tend toward prejudiced attitudes?

A: The personality concept is founded on the idea that prejudice is not exclusively a result of the soc...

Q: Knowing how the mentally ill have been treated throughout history what is the current state of under...

A: The current understanding and treatment of the mentally ill is better than what it used to be in the...

Q: What is the opposite reference point to the selfgratifying, utility-maximizing O a. civil society O ...

A: Ans. Economic man theory says that a man is rational and self centered and would always think about ...

Q: If schizophrenia is due to abnormal brain development in early life, how can we account for the fact...

A: Schizophrenia is a not kidding mental disorder in which individuals interpret reality abnormally. Sc...

Q: What are positive side of aftermath of anorexia people?

A: Anorexia nervosa also known as anorexia is an eating disorder in which an individual has a negative ...

Q: Evaluate the application of two approaches in psychology to an aspect of human behaviour for example...

A: Ans. The two approaches in psychology that can be useful to understand a human behaviour like aggres...

Q: A team of developmental psychologists designed an experimental study to investigate whether playing ...

A: In self-report measures, people express their symptoms, beliefs, attitudes and behaviour. The differ...

Q: Why are companionate relationships important in a marriage?

A: Ans. A companionate relationship is one where you are committed to other person and that bond has al...

Q: On average, people who use much marijuana are more likely than others to develop schizophrenia. Howe...

A: Marijuana is a kind of drug which is also known as cannabis and there are also other drugs like dope...

Q: How do social exchange theory and social norms explain helping behavior?

A: Social exchange theory refers to the individual's decision-making based on the analysis made conscio...

Q: What psychological, environmental, and cultural factors effect eating behavior? Please provide real ...

A: Dieting, food choices, feeding patterns, and eating-related disorders such as obesity, anorexia, etc...

Q: Explain self-disclosure?

A: The branch of psychology in which the studies are mainly focused on how an individual's thinking, em...

Q: What is informational social influence?

A: When a person works in a group, he must have observed that working as group is more powerful and mor...

Q: what era or period that pave the way for the development of science and technology? is it middle er...

A: Ans. It was the period of enlightenment which is considered to be the welcomer of science and techno...

Q: ______31. Tim and Jim are identical twins who were raised apart. Ned and Ed are                    ...

A: Ans 31. The correct answer is Option A. Tim and Jim are more likely to have similar IQ scores.  Ans ...

Q: 8. What are the four primary reasons for incarcerating criminals? Define/Explain each.

A: Criminals commit their sins for no reason. they try to defend them by saying that it is all because ...

Q: What did The Binet-Simon intelligence scale allow assessors to asses in children AND what was their ...

A: Binet-Simon intelligence scale was developed by Binet and Theodore Simon that consists of a series o...

Q: How does art affect social, moral and spiritual life?

A: Ans. Art means something creative and it affects almost every aspect of your life. Social aspect - S...

Q: Create ones Ten Commandments for a peaceful and harmonious life.

A: In simple words, The expression "peace" is generally used to refer to the dearth of conflict and eli...

Q: What is the popular term of alcohol use disorder ?

A: Alcohol use disorder is an example of alcohol use that includes issues controlling your drinking, be...