1.Positive psychology is based on which of these three relationships? Group of answer choices symbiosis of nature, nurture, and karma inspiration from the environment, family, and culture purpose in life, meaning in life, and fulfillment of life purpose   influence of parents, grandparents, and siblings   knowledge and understanding of happiness, positive virtues, and positive institutions

Q: Your unconscious mind is capable of processing multiple components of incoming data at the same time...

A: The concept of unconcious mind was introduced by Freud. Informations are continuously incorporated i...

Q: Of the six virtues identified in the Values in Action Project; wisdom, courage, humanity, justice, t...

A: Character, strength, and virtues are the central features of one's life and play a major role in sha...

Q: Sage is diagnosed with congenital hearing loss shortly after birth. Sage, now five years old, receiv...

A: Psychological as well physical impairments can be occurs at any moment even in the early years or la...

Q: why do you think a speaker should provide the audience with information to take action immediately A...

A: A speaker generally speaks to persuade the audience in order to bring the desired changes in attitud...

Q: What questions were asked of respondents? What was the precise wording of the questions? Be wary of...

A: A preface or opening statement before a potentially humiliating inquiry decreases a respondent's ret...

Q: Describe relevant ethical and cultural strategies for conducting, interpreting, and reporting the re...

A: When conducting any kind of psychological research certain ethical and cultural guidelines need to t...

Q: Explain the statement: "Behind a successful leader are committed followers who are trained for high-...

A: Having effective followers is the initial step of having an effective leader. While we focus on the ...

Q: The factor that influences most of our decision making and judgment, even when we don’t want it to a...

A: The factor that influences most of our decision making and judgement even when we dont't want it to ...

Q: When you are doing the dishes, a glass slips into the kitchen sink drain, and you can not get it out...

A: The information and knowledge which can be attained by different principles and methods that are rel...

Q: QUESTION 1: Match the description on the right side with the term on the left by placing the correct...

A: Bloom's taxonomy offers a common terminology for assessment for the educators. It classifies the lea...

Q: 1. Define Diversity and list 5 types of diversity you might find in a child care programs. totion a ...

A: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any s...

Q: Dr. Jones conducted a study examining the relationship between the amount of sugar in a child's diet...

A: Researchers seek to explore the relationship between variables in order to expand the existing knowl...

Q: Little Shania watches her Mom put on makeup every day.  Today, Mom came into the bathroom to see Sha...

A: Learning is when your experiences bring about a permanent change in your behaviour. This is mostly r...

Q: Compared to Freud, the neo-Freudians placed more importance on and less on _. social drives; conscio...

A: Freud had based his theory emphasizing the libido and sexuality.  Neo Freudian were those theorists ...

Q: What do you know about the Self-theory of Carl Rogers? What are your takeaways from his theory?   ...

A: According to Carl Rogers who was a humanistic psychologist believed than an individual requires thre...

Q: What did Noam Chomsky say about Skinner’s book Verbal Behavior, and what effect did that have on beh...

A: Most behavior analysts saw Chomsky's assessment of Skinner's Verbal Behavior as an ill-conceived imp...

Q: Which part of your memory is currently working on this question while also retrieving information fr...

A: Many researchers like Atkinson-Shiffrin, Tulving and many more were responsible for dividing memory ...

Q: The knowledge of all things is possible. * Connessione O curiosita O Senzasione O Dimostrazione

A: The human mind is considered to be a complex machine which is responsible for one's sensation, perce...

Q: What is the difference between elaborative rehearsal and maintenance rehearsal in terms of (a) the p...

A: Memory  It refers to the procedure of encoding, retaining as well as retrieving information over a p...

Q: In the famous example of Gneezy and Rustichini's paper, A Fine is a Price, how might we best explain...

A: In the field study, Gneezy and Rustichini sought to observe the difference in behavior after the int...

Q: some examples of feedback that babysitters might look for to determine whether they’re doing a good ...

A: Control theory refers to the continous feedback which helps to assess and respond to variations from...

Q: WHAT IS THE KIND OF SAMPLING TO BE USED IN THIS STUDY?   SUBJECT: RESEARCH TOPIC:  INDEPENDENT V...

A: A sample refers to the individuals who are a part of research taken from a population. A sample is a...

Q: What is hikkomori and why are soo many youth choosing to do it?

A: The act of distancing oneself from possibilities for social engagement is known as social withdrawal...

Q: 1. What is the Adlerian therapy's basic premise? In this therapy, what theory was used as a basis?

A: Adler came up with his own approach to psychotherapy although he supported Freud's psychoanalysis. A...

Q: Question 27 Classical conditioning refers to: O learning that occurs someone is presented with a soc...

A: Hi,  Thanks for the question. As per the honor code, we are authorized to answer one question at a t...

Q: Question: is selfhood the same as identity? what is the difference between selfhood and identity?

A: Vignoles et al. define selfhood as the socially created sense of self. It involves the representatio...

Q: A child who starts out as highly inhibited may become less inhibited if: Select one:  the parent en...

A: Parenting is  the system of elevating kids and imparting them with safety and care in an effort to m...

Q: State five examples of pain points and needs in a daily life of a student

A: It can be very well said that student period or academic period is one of the best or the golden pha...

Q: “What on-the-job behaviors would you expect an employee with a high level of motivation to demonstra...

A: On-the-job behaviours refers to an activity or a person's performance in order to meet the objective...

Q: selfhood the same as identity? What is the difference between selfhood and identity?

A: * Selfhood and identity is relevant to each other but there are differences in between them. Selfhoo...

Q: encapsulated afferent nerve endings. Give its characteristics and location of each.

A: Merkel’s disks Characteristics- Merkel cells are oval-shaped, and their membrane interacts with nerv...

Q: Brandon has a hard time making himself do chores unless he is getting paid for it.  He doesn’t see a...

A: Psychology is the scientific study of mind and behaviour. Therefore, when it comes to behaviour, it ...

Q: Describe how the mental health laws and due process are part of individual’s civil rights?

A: Every individual has the right for the best care in mental health  and to be deal with dignity and h...

Q: Dogs have a relationship with humans. Describe who gets what (benefits) from the relationship in ter...

A: Dogs are man's best friends, it is often said. Perhaps, it really is true. Studies have shown that o...

Q: Andy is disgusted by the plate of crickets the chef places in front of him. He immediately pushes th...

A: Attitude is a psychological construct that refers to the learned tendency to evaluate things in a ce...

Q: What was the biggest take-home message that people learned from the benefits of imagery on learning ...

A: Imagery has a very intense impact on learning and training. Imagery  enhances ones learning and trai...

Q: the tendency for people in a group to exert less effort the tendency for observers to underestimate ...

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

Q: List two psychophysiological methods in neuroscience and differentiate between them

A: Psychophysiological methods in neuroscience help in examining neural activity and determining the in...

Q: Describe variables that contribute to altruism.

A: Altruism in social psychology is an aspect of prosocial behavior where people do an action for other...

Q: Explain why using operant conditioning is a more effective strategy than using classical conditionin...

A: As per behaviorism, all behaviors are learned. Behaviors can be learned by: Classical Conditioning: ...

Q: Which early psychologist was the first to try to bring objectivity and measurement to the concept of...

A: The scientific study which is grounded upon aspects of life known as mental process and behavior is ...

Q: How important the issue of “confidentiality” when you administer, score, and interpret the test re...

A: Confidentiality;  It is a form of ethical guidelines for psychiatrists or psychologists and is consi...

Q: Tabitha is stuck on a question while taking her psychology exam. What should she do? a. Stay on that...

A: The systematic procedure to take or acquire any kind of information and knowledge that can be stored...

Q: When confronted with "HHHHTTTTTT" as a summary of the results of a series of 10 flips of a coin, mos...

A: Counterfactual thinking: it refers to a thinking about the pass experience and application on the pr...

Q: Michael is writing a paper for psychology. One of his sources is a text in which the following state...

A: Research It is a systematic inquiry process that includes data gathering, documenting essential info...

Q: Part 1) Consider the DSM and ICD diagnostic systems. Describe 1 way they are similar and 2 ways that...

A: The American Psychiatric Association may really be accredited with a revolution in psychiatric nomen...

Q: What is the importance/significance or rationale of study habits on students’ academic performance?

A: The field of psychology, amongst other things, can be used to understand students' academic performa...

Q: What is the independent and dependent variable of this topic.   INDEPENDENT VS COOPERATIVE LEARNIN...

A: Independent variable refers to those variables in a research study, whose effect on another variable...

Q: If you want your dog to learn a new trick as fast as possible, then you should use which type of rei...

A: Continuous reinforcement schedule should be used when first teaching the trick

Q: Explains this quote in 500 words. “Professionalism strengthens leadership abilities and being confi...

A: Professionalism entails acting with commitment, honesty, responsibility, and competence.  It entails...