According to Cognitive-behavioral theories what cause unipolar depression ?

Q: 44.  During the secondary pathway of emotion production, a much slower process, the amygdala receiv...

A: The human brain is considered as unexplored world of neurons because of thick and complex web of neu...

Q: What are most common symptoms of a panic attack?

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

Q: What does a polygraph measure and why are its resultsquestionable?

A: The polygraph which is also known as magic behind reading of mind is mostly used in the field of esp...

Q: five ways how community psychology helps people.

A: Community psychology is the branch of psychology that studies an individual's interaction with the e...

Q: Which of the following is not an accurate description of the short-term memory? A. There is no limi...

A: Short-term memory, otherwise called primary memory, is the ability to store a very small quantity of...

Q: Contrast secure and insecure attachment, and discuss the roles of parents and infants in the develop...

A: Psychologists define attachment as the bond that develops between people, especially between parents...

Q: 19.  The finding that a list of longer words is more difficult than the same size of a group of sma...

A: Human memory system is divided into 3 main section sensory,short term and long term. This division o...

Q: Which are the classification of intelligence test?

A: A psychological exam or assessment entails putting every component of a study to the test, from the ...

Q: How might cognitive reappraisal be an effective tool to help students in a course manage stress.

A: Cognitive reappraisal refers to modifying or re-interpreting the situation as a way to alter the imp...

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: According to Erikson, define identity?

A: Erik Erikson was an American psychoanalyst whose work contributed to the birth of the psychosocial a...

Q: What is mean by the extremes of intelligence?

A: The research studies measuring the intelligence across the population indicate that IQ is distribute...

Q: How can knowing more about psychology help you?

A: Psychology can refer to as the scientific and systematic studies which are grounded upon how human b...

Q: Provide two examples of stress specific to traditional college students

A: Stress can be understood as the psychological perception of a stimulus to be threatening and thereby...

Q: What is Persistent depressive disorder?

A: Psychopathology  It is a branch of psychology concerned with the study of abnormal behavior with the...

Q: A psychologist conducted a study at her home during an annual activity of children wearing masks and...

A: Lawrence Kohlberg, one of the renowned psychologist who throw a light on the concept of moral develo...

Q: What is the percentage of receiving treatment currently for bipolar I disorder ?

A: The basic difference between Bipolar 1 disorder and Bipolar 2 disorder is that in Bipolar1 disorder ...

Q: What is progressive relaxation?

A: Stress  It refers to the pattern of responses that an individual makes to a stimulus event that tend...

Q: What do errors of prediction refer to in learning? Group of answer choices A- Dopamine has little to...

A: Errors of prediction refer to the differences between what actually happens and what was expected to...

Q: Compare and contrast the following using a Venn diagram Individual Therapy Family Therapy Group Ther...

A: Counseling is a professional & interactive service which includes the client who is in need to g...

Q: What do you mean by thinking in images?

A: Thinking includes various mental processes such as problem-solving, concept formation, mental imagin...

Q: Diffrentiate between primary and secondary groups?

A: Group It is an organized system made up of two or more individuals who interact, are interdependent,...

Q: What is the difference between the findings of correlation or casual?

A:   Research can be experimental or non experimental. A research can be defined as a systematic invest...

Q: The heritability of intelligence scores will be greater in a society marked by equal opportunity tha...

A: Research studies suggest that nature is a huge determinant of an individual's personality and intell...

Q: Explain Piaget’s four main stages of cognitive development, and describe how children’s thinking cha...

A: Piaget theory of cognitive development is the theory which explains different types of stages for a ...

Q: How does the experience of being marginalized affect an individual?

A: In human society, the only cause of having different shades of personality and behavior is having "s...

Q: Two vital components for maintaining companionate love are ______________ and______________-________...

A: Sternberg's theory of love is one of the most famous theories explaining love in psychological theor...

Q: What do you think about new normal and its impact to our mental health? (speech type)

A: Mental health includes an individual's emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It tends to ...

Q: What is Psychology?

A: Psychology is considered a social scientific area of study. Social study is a vast field, described ...

Q: What is meant by coconscious subpersonalities ?

A: Dissociative Identity Disorder refers to a psychological in which a person maintains at least two di...

Q: Is getting vaccinated in a time of pandemic morally right? In 350-500 words.

A: Living in this world with different identities, overlaps an individual with moral responsibility als...

Q: Explain decentering?

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

Q: description of the empowering intervention that is the most salient for treatment of a survivor of a...

A: Trauma is a emotional response to a very disturbing experience such as rape, war, or natural disaste...

Q: For which all treatment Beck’s cognitive therapy was effectively used?

A: Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) is a time-discreet, structured, current-oriented psychotherapy that...

Q: Explain, what is generalized amnesia ?

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

Q: Albert Bandura (1986) studied the interactivity between a learner and his/her environment. He sugges...

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

Q: Respond to the following questions in 100 to 150 Why is object recognition important? What processe...

A: Object recognition refers to the ability of an individual to recognize, perceive, and mentally repre...

Q: Scenario A: It is your 16th birthday and several of your friends are sleeping over. Mom and dad went...

A: Parenting styles refer to the pattern through which parents behave and show their attitude and autho...

Q: Perceived Task Value is known as: The need to relate to other people and to belong to a group that ...

A: Task value refers to the judgment that an individual makes regarding how much it contributes to the ...

Q: According to Charles Spearman what is general intelligence?

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

Q: 1. What does this statement mean, please give examples that connect to this claim? Write a paragraph...

A: Individuals around the world are involved in making decisions and living under the repercussions of ...

Q: Micheal sees his parents praise his older brother, William, for doing the dishes. How might the prai...

A: Motivation helps to initiate and maintain and maintain goal oriented actions and behaviour.   

Q: How do contemporary psychologists view Freud’s psychoanalysis?

A: Frued's early followers , the neo-Freudians, accepted many of his ideas but most of his contemporari...

Q: The “gender gap” in depression refers to the finding that_________risk of depression is nearly doubl...

A: Depression is a common mental illness that affects an individual's mood, cognition, and lifestyle. I...

Q: What does the photo mean?

A:  If you can’t handle stress, you can’t handle success. To become successful, it is very important th...

Q: What is the IQ of a 6-year-old with a mental age of 7?

A: Intelligence  It is defined as the capacity to understand the world, think in a rational way as we...

Q: Question 4 Which of the following statements describes the "ID"? Expresses sexual and aggressive ins...

A: 1. ID: ID is the instinctual and primitive aspect of personality. It follows the pleasure principle....

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: What is practical intelligence?

A: Many scholars believe that a person's intellect varies according on culture, and that it is thus a s...

Q: A fortune cookie advises, “Love yourself and happiness willfollow.” Is this good advice?

A: This is a word of wisdom assuming the self-love is the right sort that will cultivate development an...