According to Erik Erikson, the most important crisis an adolescent has to resolve is identity vs. role confusion. How does adolescent resolve this crisis? What does Erikson mean by identity diffusion?

Q: We say that the basis of psychological research is to understand human behavior, but how is this pos...

A: Human behavior refers to a person's or a community's ability to react to intrinsic and extrinsic sti...

Q: IMPORTANCE OF PSYCHOLOGY IN EDUCATION

A: Educational psychology refers to understanding the learning styles, learning processes and learning ...

Q: Define the term teacher expectancy effect?

A: In scientific studies, expectancy bias or effects lend an inaccurate opinion of one person on anothe...

Q: 1. Explain the differences between perception and sensation. How does the blue/black or white/gold d...

A: The mechanism whereby an organization gathers or collects knowledge regarding the world is known as ...

Q: What is a toxic relationship?

A: A toxic relationship is an association between two people characterized by dominance and self-contro...

Q: What are the symptoms, characteristics, and causes of anorexia nervosa?

A: In the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) classifications, problems concern...

Q: What is Schizophrenogenic mother ?

A: The term "Schizophrenogenic Mother” is a derogatory negative image and was first defined by German-b...

Q: What are the types of bullying ?

A: Bullying is referred to as repetitive act of cruelty depicting aggression towards someone or some pe...

Q: Why David Week’s suggest that eccentrics do not typicalsuffer from mental disorder?

A: Psychologist David Weeks explained the difference between mental disorders and eccentricity. Eccentr...

Q: What are the effects of abortion?

A: Abortion: The term "abortion" is described as the ending of a woman's pregnancy by expulsion or remo...

Q: In what way is a neuropeptide intermediate between neurotransmitters and hormones?A. A neuropeptide ...

A: Neuropeptides are organic composites of proteins that act as neurotransmitters produced on the rough...

Q: Suicide is equally a problem in all countries. True or False?

A: Suicide is the voluntary taking of one's own life through various means. It is a common phenomena an...

Q: Describe the case study of Phineas Gage.

A: Neuroscience and Psychology have seen certain case that have been path breaking. They stand out as u...

Q: What is Instinct theory/evolutionary psychology?

A: Psychology is a field that uses scientific methods to study human and animal behavior and mental pro...

Q: Define of the sympathetic and parasympathetic system. Use the examples and describe of the sympathet...

A: Peripheral Nervous system (comprises of nerves coming out of brain and spinal cord and spreads in th...

Q: what I as a parent can do to provide a healthy cognitive grow up of my child/

A: Cognitive growth is mostly about understanding.  It includes how kids understand, how they perceive ...

Q: Be able to define and give examples of clinical, industrial organizational, feminist and forensic ps...

A: Clinical Psychology : Clinical psychology is the largest sub-field of psychology , it focuses on the...

Q: What are group polarization and groupthink, and how much power do we have as individuals?

A: Groupthink and group polarization are the terms of social psychology. When people belong to a group,...

Q: In general, what is conveyed in the introduction of the research study? Please describe each of the ...

A: The Introduction of  any Research study or dissertation is the most important part. The introduction...

Q: examine institutional ethnography?

A: Institutional ethnography is called an alternative approach to understanding and studying social iss...

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

Q: How does psychology’s definition of aggression differ from everyday usage? What biological factors m...

A: In everyday discourse, aggression is viewed in situations of yelling, hitting each other, smashing f...

Q: What is paraphilias ?

A: Paraphilias is a psychological disorder. It is intense, frequent, and sexually arousing fantasies be...

Q: Concerning long-term memorya. declarative (explicit) memory involves the development of skills,such ...

A: Memory is the store that retains information in the human brain for it to be accessed, sometimes imm...

Q: Do you think the IAT is actually measuring attitudes/prejudice towards certain groups, why or why no...

A: IAT stands for Implicit Association Test. The Implicit Association Test (IAT) estimates the strength...

Q: What are Three aspects of emotion?

A: Emotion is the psychological process that develops in an individual on coming to contact with inform...

Q: When calculating the heritability  coefficients of the Big Five, they all tended to be around? Sele...

A: Psychologist discovered that personality can be factored around 5 components known as the Big % pers...

Q: How can extremism lead to terrorist groups and the creation of cults. Provide one real life example ...

A: Extremism: Extremism is keeping an extreme ideology or belief. Some ideologies and religious traditi...

Q: Be able to define and describe in detail the "Big 6" schools of psychology described. The perspectiv...

A: The psychological schools are the prominent traditional theories of psychology. Each has been extrem...

Q: What is the action of myelin?

A: The myelin sheath is very important. It is found in the surroundings of the central and peripheral n...

Q: Give four examples as to how Carl Rogers Theory applies to nursing?

A: Carl Rogers (1902-1987) was a humanistic psychologist who idealized and agreed upon the ideas given ...

Q: Money to buy food when hungry is BEST described as a: punisher. negative reinforcer. O primary reinf...

A: Reinforcement can be defined as the consequence which is followed by a behavior , it can be positive...

Q: Why is it that some people are more vulnerable to life’s slings and arrows and others more resilient...

A: Mindfulness, using wellbeing techniques like meditation, breathing, and yoga exercises, is a way of ...

Q: What is a double-blind control? And why is important to include double-blind control in a study of t...

A: In experimental or medical researches, the investigator uses premier techniques of data collection, ...

Q: 4. An ineffective coping strategy does not alleviate stress. has no negative consequences or side ef...

A: Stress is defined as a type of change that causes physical, emotional, or psychological strain. Ever...

Q: Which is the best example of someone using a heuristic in problem solving?   Question 15 options: ...

A: Heuristics are extensively used to solve problems. Availability heuristic and representativeness heu...

Q: Which are the important social control of marketing?

A: In social psychology, marketing inducted by an organization involves formal and informal authorities...

Q: Be able to define and describe in detail the "Big 6" schools of psychology: Psychobiological, socioc...

A: Psychology is the study of behavior. It aims at understanding and analyzing the behavior so that the...

Q: What are two mechanisms by which CCK increases satiety?

A: Cholecystokinin (CCK) was formerly known as pancreozymin. It is a digestive hormone which is release...

Q: Reality testing is another term for dishabituation. T or F?

A: False.Dishabituation is when a person responds to an old stimulus as it is a new stimulus. When peop...

Q: Do the insights gained from Milgram's research on obedience outweigh the elements of deception and s...

A: Stanley Milgram (1963) conducted a experiment known as ‘Milgram Shock Experiment’ where he wanted to...

Q: What is the difference between early versus late-maturing adolescence

A: Among both boys and girls, the maturation in adolescence at their early stages lends psychological p...

Q: Be able to define somnambulism and sleep apnea. Use example of sleep apnea and somnambulism.

A: Sleep disorders are the abnormal or disturbed pattern of sleeping and waking , some common sleep dis...

Q: Explain the Western and Eastern perspective on the Construction of the Self

A: Self is considered to be dynamic subjective and also as an collective archetype. Self has been resea...

Q: A mental grouping of similar things is called a _______________.

A: Concepts.A concept is a mental entity. It consists of a set of objects, symbols, and events that hav...

Q: If a researcher wants to make a strong causal claim, they must? Select one: a. Establish a correl...

A: A Research design is the method of collecting, analyzing and interpreting data. The researcher takes...

Q: Object permanence, pretend play, conservation, and abstract logic are developmental milestones for w...

A: Jean Piaget proposed the cognitive developmental theory among children , he stated that development ...

Q: How do you describe charisma?

A: In psychology, there are different personality traits which have ben tried to study and made theorie...

Q: What are the traits of Paranoid personality disorder ?

A: Paranoid personality disorder (PPD) is a type of scientific personality disorder , this means the be...

Q: I need help with no.2   Q1: answer: Quincy's case demonstrates a typical example of classical condit...

A: Operant conditioning was proposed by B.F Skinner , is a form of learning in which the organism produ...