49- Long-Lasting memory tends to start between _________ and ____________ of age. Group of answer choices Twenty-and twenty-five months Eighteen and twenty months Twelve and eighteen months Thirty and thirty-six months

Q: Discuss short-term metacognitive interventions for post-crisis. What does the recent literature say ...

A: After a crisis a lot of negative thoughts and feelings are wandering through the mind of a person. S...

Q: 24.  The major structures of the mesolimbocortical dopamine pathway include: Group of answer choice...

A: The mesolimbic pathway is also known as the reward pathway and plays a major part in the perception ...

Q: When like-minded groups discuss a topic, and the result is the strengthening of the prevailing opini...

A: At the point when individual members of a group are careful in their disposition to a choice, they w...

Q: Today, it is unlikely that a psychologist could condition a baby to fear a rat and other small anima...

A: Today in research studies it is unlikely that a psychologist could condition baby to fear right and ...

Q: What is cognitive processing therapy ?

A: PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) refers to trauma and stress-related disorder characterized by ...

Q: How does trauma affect a person and causes them to mature?

A: According to the APA, trauma refers to a distressed or emotional response to an event such as rape, ...

Q: How does aging affect crystallized and fluid intelligence?

A: Raymond Cattell described the concepts of crystallized intelligence and fluid intelligence. Accordin...

Q: Define intelligence quotient?

A: Intelligence Quotient refers the result that is evaluated out of Intelligence Tests conducted for an...

Q: 4 benefits of groups therapy

A: Group therapy is a process of psychological treatment in which two or more clients interact with eac...

Q: Cognitive therapy has been especially effective in treatinga. nail biting.b. phobias.c. alcohol use ...

A: Psychotherapy  It refers to the process of treating psychological problems and emotional distress wi...

Q: What is brain’s stress circuit?

A: In human body Stress is caused almost every time. It is just the amount which varies and categorize ...

Q: What is the correct in-text reference format for a direct quote Veit & Gould (2010, p158) emphasize ...

A: Reference styles are the patterns of writing the consulted authors of whose studies are referred for...

Q: How does romantic love typically change as time passes?

A: Love can be defined as a positive and intense emotional state of mind, wherein an individual feels s...

Q: What is “baby blues” ?

A: The mental health conditions which affect a person's behavior, feeling, personality and generate dys...

Q: What is the trade name of Phenelzine?

A: Phenelzine medicine is a MAOI ( monoamine oxidase inhibitor), prescribed by doctors for depression.

Q: Explain theories of multiple intelligences?

A: Intelligence can be described as an individual's ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. ...

Q: In general, neo-Freudians such as Adler and Horneyaccepted many of Freud’s views but placed more emp...

A: Contemporary academics frequently employ Freudian theories and approaches in their investigations in...

Q: How is habituation and sensitization involved in addictions?

A: Addiction refers to a condition in which a concerned individual gets so used to a substance or behav...

Q: What are the physical tortures?

A: In psychology, torture is defined as purposeful cause of suffering to a particular person which is d...

Q: In one paragraph, explain briefly the advantages and disadvantages of egocentric and socio-centric s...

A: Egocentric selves means when the individual is immensely concerned with himself or herself. The pers...

Q: What is taijin kyofusho?

A: Anxiety disorders are classified as one of the different psychotic diseases by the DSM. Specific pho...

Q: It is suggested that early memories are lost due to linguistic ability. Why does this happen?  Group...

A: The language humans speak impacts the processing, storage along with its retrieval from the memory. ...

Q: Write a short note on Intelligence: Nature and nurture

A: Intelligence refers o the ability of an individual to understand, gain and apply knowledge to adjust...

Q: Denise argues that early experiences are more important; Barbara believes that both early and later ...

A: Experiences are important for human beings. They teach individuals a lot of lessons and provide expo...

Q: What kinds of people are most likely to develop sleep apnea?

A: Sleep apnea: It is a disorder is marked by the conditions in which the person struggles to breathe w...

Q: The symptoms of __________ appear around age 10;___________tend[s] to appear later, around age 25.a....

A: 1. Schizophrenia: Schizophrenia is a psychotic disorder characterised by symptoms such as Delusions,...

Q: 7.  Who held a view of cognitive development that explicitly included the social aspects of learnin...

A: Cognitive development refers to the development of cognitive abilities beginning from infancy that h...

Q: 53.  A toddler is familiar with dogs, in his/her schema of the animal, they are furry and four legg...

A: Schema refers to the mental structure that is used to store and organize knowledge. The schemas help...

Q: What is the correct reference format for a book .a O .Weinberg, RS, & Gould, D. (2011). Foundations ...

A: An important part of research is to draw on the work of others as they have already spent time and e...

Q: What is Fear of wind known as?

A: In research field, there has been studies done to separate Anxiety and fear response . Experts came ...

Q: How stable are intelligence scores over the life span?

A: Intelligence can be described as an individual's ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. ...

Q: When we do not attend to something that seems to happen right in front of us, it is called: O Attent...

A: Attention is the process of paying attention to some stimuli while ignoring the others.  

Q: The therapist conducting prolonged exposure typically offers the instructions during the hot spot ph...

A: Prolonged exposure therapy refers to a type of CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) in which the clien...

Q: Why is it important to make a distinction between ‘the law in the books’ and ‘the law in action’ acc...

A: About a hundred years ago Roscoe pound wrote about "law in the books" and "the law in action" which ...

Q: 56.  Students who chose a field of study focusing on a monetary end-goal only are most likely exper...

A: (Based on the terms and conditions of Bartleby, we can only answer one question at a time.) Motivati...

Q: Recall performance is when the recall is prompted with some retrieval cues. improved damaged slower ...

A: When people express their ideas in front of others , then one have to just imagine the cognitive pat...

Q: _____________theories of personality focus on describingcharacteristic behavior patterns, such as ag...

A: Personality traits and behavioural behaviours are impacted by a variety of events and are not innate...

Q: What are three big ideas that have survived from Freud’s work in psychoanalytictheory? What are thre...

A: Sigmund Freud He was an Austrian Neurologist and the father\founder  of psychoanalysis. The belief t...

Q: Why was C. S. Lewis was very much a skeptic and critic of scientism? Was he against science?

A: Lewis was doubter and pundit of scientism due to what scientism focused upon . scientism is about ai...

Q: Kindergarten program include various activities ? With a focus on play based leasing . These activit...

A: Kindergarten is a space where children are admitted to unleash their skills and learn the basic acti...

Q: Seligman’s research showed that a dog will respond withlearned helplessness if it has received repea...

A: The concept of learned helplessness is directly related to elimination of those negative behavior or...

Q: People disagree regarding the extent to which we should be anxious and fearful of how new technologi...

A: Definitely, it is true to say that technology have a positive impact on our life, it helps a lot, it...

Q: How and why do racial and ethnic groups differ in mental ability scores?

A: Mental ability is an individual's capacity to learn and to use knowledge effectively. Mental abiliti...

Q: What is Fear of marriage known as?

A: Fear is defined as the unpleasant feelings of the any thinking or thought process that is been trigg...

Q: What does stress mean? What are the better ways you can do in handling stress?

A: The word " Stress" has been derived from a Latin word and which is as followed-  Strictus - It mean...

Q: What evidence indicates that amygdala activity corresponds to the effort needed for interpreting emo...

A: The amygdala can be considered as the complex structure situated near the base of the brain in the a...

Q: How the mind is affected by people telling other people what to do or how to do certain task. And ho...

A: Thers are some psychological issues and concepts which intends to be focused over the different type...

Q: Teens take more risks because: They want to show off to their peers They don't care about safety The...

A: Teens are more prone to take risk than adult people.

Q: Childers and colleagues found that it was likely that the two elements of an ad are not processed in...

A: The two elements of an ad are not processed in the same way: the visual information was encoded more...

Q: _________ intelligent people are both socially aware and self-aware. (fill in the blank)

A: Intelligence is defined by our ability to perform various tasks efficiently and be conscious about o...