Although __________ are very important in everyday life, written communication in the digital age makes it impossible to see others people’s emotions. Additionally, people often overestimate how fast others can understand what they intend to say. This is called _______.

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A: The hypothalamus through different systems controls hunger and food intake. It is additionally…

Q: ira ate only half of her hamburger and would like to take the rest of it home. Her waiter informs…

A: Cognitive Bias refers to a pattern of thinking that deviates from ration and social norms. The…

Q: Explain what you know about the mediation in the process of developing human communication skills!

A: Communication is a mechanism of flow of thoughts,ideas, feelings from one person to other or from…

Q: Jenny can ride a bike with the help of her father but falls down when she tries to ride a bike on…

A: Private speech refers to the internal, silent speech to oneself that is used to facilitate memory,…

Q: The Vygotskian zone of proximal development refers to __________. A. the cognitive discomfort the…

A: Lev Vygotsky is a researcher who has done a lot of studies on children's cognitive development and…

Q: The first phase of a schizophrenic episode is called the ________ phase. In this phase, people…

A: Schizophrenia It is defined as a long-term, chronic brain condition that affects how a person…

Q: According to the article about Thumin’s (1962) cola tasting experiment, the researchers noted that…

A: This was the experiment conducted in order to study whether people can identify the col beverage…

Q: Dr. Huang is conducting intake with a new patient. She thinks that this patient may meet criteria…

A: Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) is a mood disorder. It is a mental illness. It is characterized by…

Q: what is a personality in organizational behavior? what is trustworthy in organizational behavior?

A: Organizational behavior if defined can be said as the study of how individuals react and interact…

Q: One purpose of nonverbal and performance tests is to remove factors related to cultural influences…

A: Intelligence is defined as the ability to learn, understand and think about things. The IQ test was…

Q: Genuine communication could only be said to have occurred when both people were able to learn from…

A: When it comes to genuine communication, psychology is a field that's already a step ahead. After…

Q: Jared is an aggressive person. However, people don’t usually describe him as “hot-headed” or highly…

A: Individuals who exhibit aggressive behaviours often display behaviours that intend to harm another…

Q: As a freshman in college, Betty failed her first few exams, even when she tried to study for them.…

A: Psychologists frequently characterize advancing as a moderately long-lasting change in behavior…

Q: what factors influence our happiness?

A: > Happiness is subjective feeling of good mood and positivity. Happiness is important topic of…

Q: People with Paranoid Personality Disorder tend to demonstrate symptoms most similar to which…

A: Paranoid Personality Disorder is characterized by symptoms like over suspicious of others, believing…

Q: Discuss the neurochemical changes associated with anxiety disorders?

A: Feeling tension and fear is normal in day to day life because of any incident or any situation but…

Q: Over the past week, Jack has felt full of energy, barely slept, and spent his life’s savings to…

A: Mania is a mood disorder. It is characterized by elevated mood, high mental energy, sometimes…

Q: What is the psychological explanation of obsessive compulsive disorder

A: Psychological disorders are problems that affect the emotions, behaviors, and cognition of…

Q: the psyche plays a significant role in presocratic thought. Discuss

A: e psyche (Greek for “soul”) was the term used in Ancient Greece to describe the essence of a human…

Q: If a family moved from a collectivistic culture to another country that is also collectivistic, how…

A: Collectivist culture refers to a culture wherein the goals and expectations of the group are placed…

Q: Julian is a 4th grader who is evaluated for a reading disorder at school. On a test of nonword…

A: Reading disorders are the ones where the person impacted has problems with word reading and/or…

Q: Lance knows that dogs are small and furry animals. He sees a breed of dog that he has never seen…

A: Piaget gave a theory called cognitive development theory where he said that a child would progress…

Q: With regard to classical and operant conditioning, which of the following is FALSE?     In…

A: Learning refers to a change in behavior of a person or organism that occurs as a result of the…

Q: Discuss barriers to psychotherapy.

A: Psychotherapy is a one of the therapy done in counselling to give an individual mentally and…

Q: In intero-exteroceptive conditioning: a. both the UCS and CS are applied externally but the response…

A: Intero-exteroceptive conditioning is a classical conditioning procedure in which a neutral stimulus…

Q: 9. The 14 Learner-Centered psychological principles are divided along the following areas except A.…

A: Psychologists define learning as a mechanism of behavioral change due to the experiences which a…

Q: n addition to the mentally ill, social workers work closely with those that suffer from addictions.…

A: Co-occurring disorders, particularly mental illness with a substance use disorder is fairly common.…

Q: 23. Social exposure to various cultures expands a child's pool of knowledge. Which statements go/es…

A: Knowledge forms a very important role in the field of psychology which helps in proper level of…

Q: When have you unintentionally reinforced an undesirable behavior of someone you know? What was the…

A: > Reinforcement refers to award or appreciation associated with a behavior. Reinforcement…

Q: FOMO

A: FOMO (fear of missing out) is an emotional reaction to the notion that others are experiencing…

Q: Dr. Miller works with children who have grown up in poor socioeconomic conditions. Many of her…

A: Cognitive Psychology  Memory, intelligence, learning, attention, feeling, perception,…

Q: Caitlin is making a documentary about the experiences of people during World War II. One of her…

A: Procedural memory is a long term memory that involves how we carryout our task and like cooking,…

Q: Dr. Hernandez views her patients’ problems as the result of maladaptive learning experiences. Dr.…

A: Dr. Hernandez is focused on the  maladaptive learning experiences of her patients.

Q: Genevieve has intrusive thoughts about how every day she is getting older and older and “losing her…

A: Psychopathology  It is a branch of psychology that studies maladaptive behavior with the goal of…

Q: According to Alternative Dispute Resolution, which of the following is useful for conflict…

A: Social psychology studies intergroup conflict. Intergroup conflicts occur due to perceptual scarcity…

Q: Stage One of Erickson's Psychosocial stages starts from infancy to about 18 months where infants…

A: > Trust vs mistrust refers to the conflict  of trust and mistrust in the infant in relation with…

Q: In each case, answer the following questions. a) is it an experimental or an observational study? b)…

A: Experimental and observational studies are one of the research methods. In an experimental study…

Q: The benefits of having shame resilience are:     Being able to love oneself despite being imperfect…

A: Resilience is our capacity to cope up with stressful situations. In shame resilience, we try to make…