A child getting praise from parents for good school grades is an example of  ______? Positive reinforcement       Positive punishment       Negative reinforcement       Negative punishment

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A: B.F. was an American psychologist who is best known for his contribution to behaviorist theory. This...

Q: Discuss some problems existing in sexual orientation.

A: Sexual orientation is a pattern of attraction in terms of sexuality when a person feels the attracti...

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A: The main focus of the humanistic theory is over human beings rather be of divine or supernatural thi...

Q: Which of the following constitutes contradictory evidence to Behaviorism’s approach to language lear...

A: Behaviorist theorists claim that with the help of rewards and punishments for the people, a certain ...

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A: It is not hopeless to try to protect intellectual property in digital media.

Q: What is used to study children with delayed speech ?

A: Delay in speech refers to the phenomenon in which people show slowness in picking up speech patterns...

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A: Ethics are the set of rules that we have to follow and they are more distinct from morals. While mor...

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A: Then again, it wasn't right for your companion to bring a companion without asking you first.  

Q: Let's divide the prizes

A: The answer is equally

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A: Anorexia and bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder are eating disorders in which an individual indu...

Q: What are three major elements required for meditation?

A: Meditation is an old way to distress yourself. One can gain attention and have a better way to live ...

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A: Behavior modification can be done with the help of several behavior modification techniques develope...

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A: Substance abuse disorder is characterized by an inability to control the urge to consume drugs. It s...

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A: Any behavior can be reduced to basic  stimulus–response characteristics no matter how complex it is....

Q: How can the biological and social-cognitive perspectives help us understand major depressive disorde...

A: Depression is defined as a psychological disorder in which a persistent feeling of sadness and lack ...

Q: What is hypoxyphilia ?

A: The scientific study of humans' sexual interests, behaviors, thoughts, functions that influence the ...

Q: Metacognition refers to: the fact that we have evolved particular cognitive tendencies and abilities...

A: Cognition can be described as cognitive functioning and process involved in comprehension and learni...

Q: Compare and contrast the scientific and common sense approaches to the study of human behavior.

A: Human behaviour refers to a person's or a group's ability to react to environmental stimuli over the...

Q: Why do we celebrate extraversion and belittle introversion?

A: Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung gives the theories on the idea of introversion (introvert) and extraver...

Q: How might Rogers explain how environment infl uences the development of a criminal?

A: Carl Rogers was the pioneer of the humanistic school of thought in psychology, he believed that a hu...

Q: Identify the situation if its bottom up theory or top down theory

A: Bottom-up processing starts with the recovery of tangible information from our outer climate to cons...

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A: Counselors are frequently confronted with resistance. Clients normally consider the risks of entrust...

Q: What are  two neurocognitive disorders with an emphasis on the role of professional psychology in th...

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Q: What are the other names of gender reassignment surgery ?

A: Gender reassignment surgery is a procedure by which a transgender individual's outer and physical ap...

Q: What are QOL measures and what they are used for?

A: Quality of life (QoL) is examined in a variety of sectors, such as psychology, healthcare, economics...

Q: Determine and discuss the non-verbal cues a speaker would need to consider when delivering a present...

A: > Communication refers to the process of transmission of information from one person or group to ...

Q: What are perceived barriers, perceived benefits, perceived susceptibility, perceived severity and so...

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A: Older adults are people from the age group of sixty and above. They might not always be active membe...

Q: brief overview of how psychologists have classified intelligence over time?

A: Intelligence has had various definitions over time. A good definition would be that of Wechsler's st...

Q: When you become a teacher, how are you going to encourage your future learners to improve their gift...

A: Gifted children contain a minority of the populace, although not such a few minorities as it some of...

Q: What are the assumptions about Psychodynamic theory?

A: The psychodynamic theory is given by  Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) and his later adherents applied it t...

Q: How did John Dewey’s beliefs influence how mathematics curriculum is taught in United States schools...

A: John Dewey was an American psychologist as well as an educational reformer. John Dewey stated that o...

Q: relative test quality based on reliability and validity of the personality assessment  instruments.

A: Any tool construction or assessment has to check its reliability and validity and test whether the a...

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A: There are several important factors that influence decision making. Understanding what influences th...

Q: How doe Physical, Emotional, Mental and Spiritual aspects affect one’s personal development?

A: Personality  includes individual's personal as well as social interests or actions. It is made up of...

Q: The visual cliff is used to test for infant sensitivity to linear perspective. T or F?

A: Linear perspective is described as a cue for depth perception. Linear perspective is a monocular cue...

Q: How do genes influence schizophrenia?

A: Schizophrenia is a type of psychological disorder where the person who is impacted, abnormally inter...

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A: Anxiety is an emotional state characterized by feelings of worry or fear of something that is about ...

Q: What are at least two changes in an older adult's family structure that occur or are complicated by ...

A: The classification of older adults encompass the age group of 65 years and above. There are various ...

Q: can someone do a biography on BF skinner? like his theories and what was he known for?

A: Ans. BF Skinner is a famous psychologist known for his theory of Operant Conditioning which is based...

Q: Choose three of the behaviors and explain how you would go about changing that behavior into a more ...

A: Operant conditioning is a type of learning through association.It is formulated by skinner.  

Q: how your unconscious mind had an impact on your decision?

A: The information that we process unconsciously can impact the decisions' accuracy without even us bei...

Q: Why are the learning theory approach, nativist approach, and interactionist approach important in la...

A: Language development is very crucial in a child's overall development. During 6 months the baby babb...

Q: role of the client/therapist relationship

A: Reality therapy is a therapy which primarily focuses on behvaiors. It views behaviors as choices . P...

Q: What are three major element required for meditation?

A: Stress management refers to the attempts made by a person to avoid stress by responding to the stres...

Q: What are the duration and capacity of short-term memory?

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

Q: 3. Imagine that a young child has been watching content that is violent and not really age appropria...

A: According to Albert Bandura, children try to observe and imitate actions of others in their environm...

Q: What is your notion about giftedness and talented learners? Explain your answer.

A: Educational psychologists have a better understanding of the child's nature and behaviour. They ment...

Q: Describe the traditional and critical/new history perspectives on the historiography of psychology. ...

A: Psychology was relatively unknown and little did people pay attention to human behaviour and its rea...