1. While taking his psychology quiz, Walter was keenly aware of his thoughts, sensations, memories, and different aspects of the surrounding environment. Collectively, this awareness is referred to as: A. consciousness. B. the subconscious. C. attention D. sensation.

Q: . How could your psychology instructor use negativereinforcement to encourage your attentive behavio...

A: Negative reinforcement is one of the core principles of operant conditioning. B. F. Skinner's operan...

Q: Write down an example of top-down processing?

A: Top-down processing refers to a method of perception in which the individual begins their perception...

Q: • By using random assignment, researchers are able to control for ____________________________, whic...

A: Experimental research is one of the most used and significant result design that allows to carry out...

Q: What was Skinner’s position on the nature– nurture issue? On free will versus determinism?

A: B.F Skinner was a psychologist who contributed to the behaviorism school of thought in the field of ...

Q: When they learn about the Milgram and Asch studies, Dr. Szeli’s students are often surprised about t...

A: Solomon Asch and Milgram research findings suggests that people are susceptible to conformity and ob...

Q: If you define normality in terms of cultural subjectivity, what might be a negative outcome of this ...

A: Normality can be described as a behaviour which is normal for a person when it is consistent with hi...

Q: What is family therapy?

A: Family Therapy is a distinct form of group therapy. It involves two or more members, whose problems ...

Q: Explain the difference between recall, recognition, and relearning.

A: Memory is a major topic of exploration and discussion in the psychology field, and thus many psychol...

Q: What are the three main criticisms of the evolutionary explanation of human sexuality?

A: Evolutionary psychologists try to see how our qualities and conduct inclinations are formed by commo...

Q: Think of an unique animal instinctive behavior and explain the behavior using these terms: action-sp...

A: I want to talk about this behavior which i have seen in my dog in particular. 

Q: Identify and describe (with practical examples) characteristics of an individual within piagent thir...

A: Jean Piaget is regarded as the propounder of the cognitive development theory. He explains through h...

Q: How can we get our working memory to work for us?

A: Working memory is a whole set of system that helps us cognitively to hold information mainly short i...

Q: a) Explain any two levels of moral reasoningb) what in your opinion is the benefit of one level over...

A: There were three degrees of moral reasoning that enveloped the six phases. Like Piaget, subjects wer...

Q: Experts recognize two general categories of sexual disorders. Which are they?

A: There are two major or broad categories of sexual disorders. Paraphilia  Sexual Dysfunction 

Q: One’s private sense of maleness or femaleness is referred to as __________________ _________________...

A: Gender is person’s biological sex or sexual assignment and also the social and cultural aspect that ...

Q: To what extent does the nervous system maintain separate representations of touch, heat, pain, and o...

A: To the extent does the nervous system maintain separate representation of touch, heat , pain and oth...

Q: For this activity, identify the independent (or quasi-independent) and dependent variables in the fo...

A: Independent Variable (IV) is the variable on the basis of which the the prediction about the depende...

Q: Explain Operant conditioning?

A: Operant conditioning theory was given by B.F Skinner who suggested that reinforcements and punishmen...

Q: What was Loewi’s evidence that neurotransmission depends on the release of chemicals? a. He applied ...

A: At the start of the 20th century, it was proven that electrical impulses convey the nervous system's...

Q: Positive representations of one’s reference group can promote strongself-esteem; negative representa...

A: Under the branch of psychology, psychologists study how human behavior gets influenced with presence...

Q: Case Study Jason has been physically active all of his life. During his 30s he did running and bicyc...

A: Hello, since your question has multiple parts we will solve the first one for you, if you want the r...

Q: Mild punishment tends to only temporarily ____________ a response that is also reinforced.a. enhance...

A: Punishment is a term that refers to any change that occurs after a behavior that reduces the likelih...

Q: The ability to self-regulate in childhood is not related to the ability to self-regulate in adulthoo...

A: Self regulation as a concept can be described as the ability to direct one's affective components, b...

Q: The bulges in the cerebral cortex are called _____. The grooves between them are called _____.

A: The top cover of the brain is loaded with channels, which significantly expand its surface. The brai...

Q: 'Limitations of In-depth interviews far outweight the advantages'. Assess this claim

A: In-depth interviews are the method of qualitative data collection. It involves one-on-one engagement...

Q: How can you describe Freudian idea as a scientist?

A: Sigmund Freud was the founding father of Psychoanalysis. He developed a theory of personality explai...

Q: Define oral and written communication. Which communication is prior according to you written or oral...

A: Communication became a crucial part of every profile today whether it comes to taking admission to a...

Q: Explain risky shift (also polarization shift)?

A: The term risky shift was given by James Stoner (1961). Risky shift is phenomenon that occurs when th...

Q: Q3

A: Psychological values are based upon : 

Q: Which of the following activities strongly activates Broca’s area? a. Folk dancing b. Driving a car ...

A: The activities which strongly activates Broca's area :  

Q: How heredity does much of the heavy lifting in forming individual temperament and personality differ...

A: Nature versus nurture has been an important debate in the field of psychology, some researchers clai...

Q: Using the five factor model of personality identify several of the traits of a close friend and how ...

A: The five-factor personality model, also known as the OCEAN model, described an individual's personal...

Q: Practical Research About "Effects of Online Games on Students Behavior"Format :Focus/Topic _________...

A: Topic- Effect of internet use and electronic game-play on academic performance of Australian childre...

Q: What are the diagnostic differences amongst schizophrenia, mood disorders and anxiety disorders.

A: Schizophrenia, mood disorder and anxiety disorders are mental disorder which can affect an individua...

Q: Quickly please.

A: If you are relaxed with your eyes closed and were given an EEG, the type of brain activity which wou...

Q: What is the pattern called sedative-hypnotic use disorder ?

A: Addiction is a state of psychological disorder in which the individual takes to a substance and need...

Q: How do cross-sectional and longitudinal studies differ?

A: Research is a "productive and well-organized operation offered to enhance the accumulation of data"....

Q: Which problem statement below would best fit a naturalistic observation/case study? Will depressed p...

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

Q: Please, briefly explain:Q5: How will you differentiate between individual tests and group tests of I...

A: Intelligence can be defined as the global capacity of the individual to analyse its surroundings obj...

Q: Each point with practical examples identify and describe the characteristics of individuals within p...

A: The theory of cognitive development proposed by Jean Piaget suggests that the intelligence of indivi...

Q: What is informal social interaction?

A: Social interaction is the foundation on which a society is built. Interaction contributes to the for...

Q: When did Freud develop his theory of personality?

A: The theory of psychoanalysis was conceptualized by Sigmund Freud in Vienna in the 1890s. In the same...

Q: Gardner and Sternberg differ in some areas, but they agree on two important points, explain thant tw...

A: Gardner and Sternberg are both initiator some significant theories of intelligence. Gardner’s theory...

Q: Before you work on this discussion board review the following in the textbook/lectures: what is a co...

A: Connection Analysis is measurable technique that is utilized to find if there is a connection betwee...

Q: In at least 5 lines, list, define, compare, and contrast 3 different personality theories.

A: Personality refers to what we are, the words which we describe us. To understand the term personalit...

Q: What is antianxiety drugs ?

A: Antianxiety drugs are categorized under anxiolytic drugs which are aimed at reducing or decreasing t...

Q: According to Weber, which type of leadership consisted of familial and religious? Group of answer ch...

A: Max Weber proposed three types of legitimate authority or authority .So the leadership which is asso...

Q: What evidence indicates that a smaller than average hippocampus makes people more vulnerable to PTSD...

A: Mental illness is the condition in which an individual faces behavioral issues due to which they los...

Q: When addiction develops, why does the individual have less ability to inhibit undesirable impulses? ...

A: Addiction is the situation in which an individual is not able to resist a specific behavior. The ind...

Q: What are the similarities and differences between correlational research and experimental research? ...

A: Scientific investigators usually administer and analyze based on the objectives and statement of the...