Observational (Social Learning/Modeling) Learning 1. Who is the key theorist(s) associated with the development of the theory? 2. Describe the main ideas of the theory/model. 3. Define and provide examples for each of the following concepts: a. Modeling b. Vicarious reinforcement c. Vicarious punishment

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Q: Strict followers of believed that cognition did not have a role to play in learning, but says otherw...

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Q: Briefly discuss the seven unifying themes related to the field of psychology and the study of human ...

A: Psychology is the scientific & systematic study of conative, cognitive , behavioral and mental p...

Q: A light is turned on in front of a hungry dog a few seconds before it is given a small piece of meat...

A: Option D: The neutral stimulus      

Q: What memory capabilities and limitations do people have, and how does memory develop as we age?

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A: 1. Speech refers to talking or expression through a language. Below are the typical milestones for s...

Q: Discuss the various ways people can express sexual desire, in both emotional and physical terms.

A: Sexual desire is a motivating condition characterized by an interest in sexual behaviors or objects,...

Q: 14. Stress is defined in the Myers text as: O physical, emotional, or mental exhaustion. a physiolog...

A: Stress is our physiological, psychological and emotional reactions to environmental threats and dang...

Q: Is it possible to see what learning style superior to another, for example if we compare learning by...

A: It is not always possible to find out if a method of learning or teaching is superior to another but...

Q: What is another possible option to help redirect this behavior?

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Q: Which was more meaningful? Companionate, institutionalized, or individualized marriages?

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Q: What are the ideas of Freud?

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Q: what overall conclusions from the research findings on emotional expressions?

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Q: As a student, why values, needs and motivation is important 3-5 sentences per areas please

A: The study on how to learn  by different teaching methods, instructional processes, and individual le...

Q: A lot of people fear public speaking, even if it is just to introduce another person. The anxiety ca...

A: Anxiety Disorder is a kind of mental/psychological difficulty in which the individual feel excessive...

Q: 1.What is mental health?

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Q: 48. Which component of Type A is most predictive of future heart disease? O impatience anger O compe...

A: Introduction:  Type A personality is strongly associated with heart disease. Type A personality trai...

Q: often are achievement-oriented but has a pampered style of life. what is the correct answer? a. mid...

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A: Auditory System  It is a sensory system for the sense of hearing. The external ear, the middle ear, ...

Q: Richard is teaching his son, Cody, to throw darts. At first, he gives Cody a piece of candy each tim...

A: The correct answer is B shaping. Shaping is a kind of method using which behavior is modified stepwi...

Q: After watching their favorite team lose a game, Emma and her friends commented to each other about h...

A:   Human brain receives infinite information from the environment every single second, that exerts ex...

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Q: n Pavlov's classical conditioning, the term conditioned is approximately synonymous with the word a....

A: Pavlov conditioning is theory also known as classical conditioning theory.  It is defined as the the...

Q: What is the main idea of operant conditioning?

A: Operant conditioning is a learning approach that focuses on intermediates in an individual's behavio...

Q: You may have heard that spreading out your studying over several sessions (distributed studying) hel...

A: Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three sub-parts for yo...

Q: What is the street tag of pain relievers?

A: Opiates derived from opium, this chemical are naturally occurring in poppy seeds and plants. These k...

Q: In operant conditioning, what describes adding something to decrease the likelihood of behavior?

A: Operant conditioning (instrumental conditioning) is a concept for humans or animals to learn how to ...

Q: as an adult acquiring a new language, familiarity is key how

A: Language plays a key role in the interaction that individuals make with the surrounding world. It is...

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A: Food and drug administration (FDA) is an organization which plays a critical role in drug safety mea...

Q: How would you define and give examples of key cognitive processes explained by Piaget’s theory of as...

A: Jean Piaget gave a famous theory of cognitive development. He told that cognitive development takes ...

Q: WHO AM I? In two sentences, how will you answer the question above?

A: Ans. Psychology is a vast subject and provides you various ways to answer this question which can be...

Q: Question 41 2 Points According to which approach do anxlety disorders represent a raging conflict am...

A: Ans. Humanistic existential approach is more focused on existence of human and try to understand anx...

Q: Which of the following is not one of the psychological approaches to deviance?____ a. extroversion__...

A: Freak conduct is any conduct that is in opposition to the prevailing standards of society. There are...

Q: 45. Which of the following is the correct order of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, beginning with the b...

A: Introduction:  Abraham Maslow was an American psychologist. He is known for the concept of hierarchy...

Q: 50. Which theory holds that we are afraid because we run or are angry because we strike/hit someone?...

A: Ans. James Lange Theory says that our emotions are the result of how our body reacts.  Cannon-Bard t...

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A: Option 4 Adaptation- Level phenomenon     

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A: Adolescence is a time of rapid development and growth and is a turbulent period, marked by numerous ...

Q: Define proposition  Plz do not copy form google and other sources .

A: Ans. In general, preposition is defined as any word which shows something related to direction, loca...

Q: What are the sources of learner stress in the clinical and academic setting? How can they be reduced...

A: Stress is a sensation of enthusiastic or actual strain. It can emerge out of any occasion or thought...

Q: What is passionate love?

A: Love It is defined as a collection of emotions and actions marked by closeness, passion, and dedicat...

Q: Is Ramirez a sociopath? If so, how do you know?

A: > Personality disorder refers to abnormal patterns of thoughts and behavior, not fit for normal f...

Q: Which are the different approaches that used to treat substance use disorder?

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Q: Explain the quote: “I killed her so that she would be mine alone for always!”

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Q: what is bad faith existentialism

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Q: Which of the following individuals was most likely to make the following statement?: "Consciousness ...

A: Individual awareness of his unique ideas, experiences, sensations, feelings, surroundings etc. is re...

Q: What is empathy?  How would you define the term?

A: Simply, we can define empathy as put yourself in someone else place .

Q: According to sociocultural theorists, when substance use disorder develop?

A: According to the DSM-V (Diagnostic Statistical Manual Disorder Edition 5), substance use develops wh...