9.  Which of the following is NOT considered a need for human motivation? Group of answer choices Relatedness Flow Autonomy Competence

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A: The given statement is subjective in nature and can be expressed differently with the different expe...

Q: How do arousal, expressive behavior, and cognition interact in emotion?

A: Emotions can understand as the response of various feeling such as anger, love, hatred, and joy whic...

Q: How prenatal influences on sexual orientation?

A: Sexual orientation is one of the major research areas that have not been researched properly and the...

Q: The stimuli that the child senses at the beginning of his life according to the cognitive theory cha...

A: Cognitivism is a prominent psychological theory that explains consciousness that emerged in the 1950...

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: Does Morality Depend on Religion?

A: Morality can be defined as the distinction between the actions that are appraise as positive and act...

Q: How does the biopsychosocial approach explain ourexperience of pain? Provide examples.

A: Pain is a complicated system and it is not a simple or easy process. Pain stimulation is controlled ...

Q: udith Butler's conceptualization of performativity emphasizes: o a how linguistic practices are a pa...

A: Judith Butler is a philosopher, however, her work extends to the field of Psychology as well since s...

Q: What is the name of 3 personalities in a woman on the film “The Three Faces of Eve” ?

A: > Three Faces of Eve is a movie based on multiple personality disorder. This movie was released i...

Q: To cope with stress, we tend to use ______________ -focused (emotion/problem) strategieswhen we feel...

A: There are two approaches/ strategies to cope with the stress-  1. Emotion focused approach 2. Proble...

Q: Discuss the goals of psychology

A: Psychology is a discipline that deals with the study of Behaviour, Mental Processes, and Experiences...

Q: 1. MASLOW CONSIDERED THESE NEEDS THE MOST IMPORTANT AS ALL THE OTHER NEEDS BECOME SECONDARY UNTIL TH...

A: Abraham Maslow proposed hierarchy of needs. Needs are arranged in a hierarchy in which physiological...

Q: Study of Psychology

A: Since ancient times there has been the need for psychology as a subject and it has been prevalent in...

Q: List down 5 theories related to a toddlers acquisition of first language

A: Acquisition of language is extremely important for holistic development of an individual. This usual...

Q: Alcohol intoxication produces clumsiness, poor aim, impaired voluntary eye movements, and slurred sp...

A: Alcohol, psychotropic substances and other recreational substances when they are consumed leads to d...

Q: What is the capacity of long-term memory? Are our long-term memoriesprocessed and stored in specific...

A: Atkinson and Shiffrin proposed a multi store model of memory, the model states that the Information ...

Q: What is shape constancy?

A: Shape constancy: In psychology, the term "shape constancy" is determined as a phenomenon wherein the...

Q: What is token economy?

A: The techniques which can be used to decrease or increase to modify or achieve the desired behavior o...

Q: What have been some applications of Pavlov’s work to human health and wellbeing? How did Watson appl...

A: Ivan P. Pavlov introduced the concept of learning through association. Pavlov through various experi...

Q: Who was Skinner, and how is operant behavior reinforced and shaped?

A: B.F. Skinner was an American psychologist who worked at Harvard University. He is well known and wid...

Q: how does curiosity affect a person way of innovating?

A: The social facilitation and innovation process is influenced by people's attitudes, creativity, perc...

Q: Explain Charles Wonderlic explanation for psychological tests?

A: Psychological principles and theories are tested through verifications performed through psychologic...

Q: What is panic disorder ?

A: Anxiety-  It is defined as diffuse, vague, as well as a very unpleasant feeling of fear as well as a...

Q: how you show your empathy and compassion to yourself, others and soc

A: By analyzing the question we need to explain how you show your empathy and compassion to yourself, o...

Q: What do you mean by social script?

A: The branch of psychology which studied can be based upon the concern that how thoughts, attitudes, f...

Q: What is mental practice, and how can it help you to prepare for an upcoming event?

A: The mental practice also called motor imagery, is an act where you imagine and visualizes certain ac...

Q: Scenario B: You have just gone to the first high school dance of the year. Your parents receive a ca...

A: The question relates to parenting styles in field of developmental psychology (applied). There are f...

Q: What is babbling stage?

A: During child development children goes through development in various domains, such as cognitive dev...

Q: What medications are used to treat the symptoms of schizophrenia?

A: Schizophrenia is a disorder marked by psychotic symptoms. Psychosis is a condition where a person fa...

Q: What is variable-interval (VI) schedule?

A: The kind of learning principle in which something can be learned through or modified through strengt...

Q: understanding of prejudice and discrimination

A: Different kinds of influences to different kinds of people make them form their opinions on certain ...

Q: Why do we forget?

A: Forgetting refers to a phenomenon in which an individual fails to retrieve information, as memories ...

Q: What is sleep terrors?

A: Sleep It's a periodic condition of relaxation defined by an altered state of awareness, suppressed s...

Q: What is psychotropic medications?

A: Psychotropic medication: In psychology, the term "psychotropic medication" is determined as a term t...

Q: What factors influence our sexual motivation and behavior?

A: Sexual motivation leads to sexual behaviour. Sexual psychology is another branch of psychology that ...

Q: Is čonsidered evidence of adaptive impairment ? OA An IQ score below 75 O B. A below average score o...

A: Adaptive impairment is defined as the impairment or limitation in the social and behavioral skills t...

Q: Researchers have found that a person is most likely toconform to a group ifa. the group members have...

A: Social Psychology  It is an area of psychology dealing with the study of in what ways the actual, im...

Q: what are some of the ways that infectious diseases can impact the person being care for and what can...

A: By analyzing the question we need to explain the the ways that infectious diseases can impact the pe...

Q: What is “Virtual Iraq” ?

A: Post traumatic stress disorder or PTSD is caused due to many kinds of events which are traumatic in ...

Q: The first step of classical conditioning, when an NS becomes a CS, is called______________. When a U...

A: Classical conditioning refers to the learning process introduced by Ivan P. Pavlov that believes tha...

Q: communication as a student?

A: Hundreds of billions of neurons and ganglia are entangled in the human brain's control (neural tissu...

Q: Performance peaks at lower levels of arousal for difficult tasks, and at higher levelsfor easy or we...

A: Performance-related tasks and their analysis are more complex than tasks that are more straight forw...

Q: “Whew, that last item was a tough one! But hey, that is two points out of the 100 total. Relax. Brea...

A: Ans. D. Verbal Persuasion Verbal persuasion includes somebody persuading someone else that they have...

Q: Explain the importance of therapeutic relationship?

A: Therapeutic Relationship  It is also known as the therapeutic alliance or the client-therapist relat...

Q: What is self-report inventory?

A: Self-report inventory: In psychology, the term "self-report inventory" is referred to as one of the ...

Q: Explain decentering?

A: Decentering is also known as Decentration. It guides the capacity to evaluate multiple elements of a...

Q: Compare Cognitive Therapies?

A: The most used therapy in psychotherapy is CT known as Cognitive therapy introduced by Aaron T. Beck ...

Q: What is discrepancy hypothesis?

A: Ans- The discrepancy hypothesis states that an organism attends and affectively responds to new stim...

Q: Provide examples of MBTI

A: In the psychological area which relates to the development and analysis of personality called person...

Q: What are the multiple College resources for stress?

A: The word stress is explained in the term of bodily response to the stressors. It may have psychologi...