An advantage of age in memory processing can be seen in tasks that require O recall attention shifting and focus O expertise and knowledge O speed

Q: Environmental explanations of schizophrenia emphasize emotional trauma anda. manic parents b. schizo...

A: Environmental explanations of schizophrenia emphasize emotional trauma is Disturbed family relations...

Q: ___ is the part of the brain that, if damaged, might impair your ability to speak words. Damage to _...

A: Individuals who have Broca's aphasia have impaired ability to generate speech. The damage caused to ...

Q: Similarly, what do both positive reinforcement and positive punishment have in common? What do both ...

A: Operant conditioning is one of the learning techniques that involves utilizing the consequences of b...

Q: Which are the eight relatively independent intelligences?

A: Howard Gardner gave eight multiple independent bits of intelligence such as linguistic, local mathem...

Q: When people claim that adolescents make risky decisions because of a lack of inhibition, which brain...

A: The prefrontal lobe of the brain area points to as being responsible for inhibition.

Q: What is the expanded form of IRB?

A: The expanded form of IRB is Institutional Review Board. The research involving human subjects are su...

Q: Why were our ancient ancestors able to evolve larger numbers of neurons than other species?

A: Brain size-increased due to the rapid human evolution and the expansion-of brain regions. The expans...

Q: Of the people who endure traumatic experiences, which of the following are the most likely to develo...

A: Post-traumatic stress disorder is a medical condition in which a person fails to come out or recover...

Q: How role playing affects attitudes?

A: - when you are given a role, you can get ruin and legitimize your activities due to the role.  - onc...

Q: How do smart thinkers use intuition?

A: Intuition is ability to attain the knowledge by the use of conscious-reasoning. The field of intuiti...

Q: What is individualism?

A: Every nation has its own unique cultural patterns. The practices, values, preferences, interests, an...

Q: What is meant by Type A personality style ?

A: Personality is referred to as the relatively stable ways in which an individual shows up in the worl...

Q: What is the cause of substance abuse personality ?

A: Generally, those who use drugs or alcohol are characterized by having high Neuroticism, high Opennes...

Q: What is mean by myopia?

A: Myopia is also known as nearsightedness. It refers to the inability of the eye to see far away objec...

Q: Nancy has just begun taking antidepressant medication to treat her symptoms of depression. She took ...

A: Anti depressants are chemicals which mimics like some of brain chemicals and perform tasks in the pl...

Q: Mood disorders often appear to be endogenous. True or False?

A: The above statement is true.

Q: One of the most powerful contexts in which judgments of normality and abnormality are made isa. the ...

A: The behaviour which will not comes under normal are called abnormal behaviour. The criterias used to...

Q: Why does critical thinking helps in career success?

A: Critical thinking is an intellectual discipline that involves the process of activity careful and sk...

Q: What are the symptoms of Major neurocognitive disorder ?

A:  The major neurocognitive disorder also known as dementia is a mental condition when your brain is n...

Q: What is an intelligence test, and what is the difference between achievementand aptitude tests?

A: Intelligence test: The term "intelligence test" is described as a specific series of exercises or qu...

Q: In Skinner’s view, why is positive reinforcement more effective than punishment in changing behavior...

A: Behaviour-reinforcement is a consequence-applied that will-strengthen the future behaviour and is pr...

Q: Where is the primary auditory cortex? A. Temporal lobe B. Frontal lobe C. Parietal lobe D. Occipital...

A: The brain is an intricate structure in animal anatomy which helps in performing various survival tas...

Q: Bingeing and purging are most characteristic of people who have a. taste aversions b. anorexia c. bu...

A: An eating disorder is a condition in which individuals show severe and ongoing disturbances in eatin...

Q: Death is much different today than it was 120 years ago in that death is/was more O all of the answe...

A: Death is much different today than it was 120 years ago in that death is because of caused by infect...

Q: What is meant by Outpatient commitment ?

A: Outpatient Commitment Defined  Common commitment is a type of compulsory treatment. Each state has a...

Q: The Cannon-Bard theory of emotion says that bodily arousal and emotional experience occur __________...

A: The Cannon-Bard theory of emotion asserts that exciting experiences trigger sensations and bodily re...

Q: ______________psychology is a scientific field of study focusedon how humans thrive and flourish.

A: Developmental psychology  is a scientific field of study focusedon how humans thrive and flourish.

Q: Which of these is/are LEAST likely to be considered a stressor? Multiple Choice memories of the d...

A: A stressor is an agent, environmental situation, outside provocation, or an experience perceived as ...

Q: What are some basic counseling skills?

A: Counselling is a way through which trained counsellor try to understand the problem that a person is...

Q: Name two kinds of evidence indicating that touch information from the fingers activates the occipita...

A: The occipital lobe is the region in the brain responsible for visual processing. It contains most of...

Q: According to Howard Gardner’s theory, which of the following is notmeasured by traditional IQ tests?...

A: a. intrapersonal skills

Q: What are the concepts of nature and nurture

A: Nature vs nurture is related to human development.

Q: How does parental involvement promote children's development?

A: Parent involvement outlines the active participation of the child in their career path. It also incl...

Q: What is the action of Sympathetic division (arousing) on respiration functioning when a crisis happe...

A: The central nervous system, which constitutes the brain and spinal cord, has more than 100 billion n...

Q: What is an intelligence test, and what is the difference between achievement and aptitude tests?

A: Intelligence tests consist of series of tasks which designed to measure the capacity to make abstrac...

Q: Studies of people with split brains and brain scans of thosewith undivided brains indicate that the ...

A: The human brain is the most vital organ of our central nervous system, which includes billions of in...

Q: What is the best-documented example of an effect of pheromones on humans? a. The smell of a sweaty m...

A: Pheromones are chemicals which influence human behavior while social interaction.

Q: What is mental status exam?

A: In psychology, there are different types of tests conducted to understand the mental, emotional and ...

Q: When outliers are present, which indicator of central tendency is most disrupted? The mode The media...

A: Descriptive Statistics is organizing and summarizing the values in research.

Q: Psychologists define__________ as the biologicallyinfluenced characteristics by which people define ...

A: The historical experience and societal perspectives tend to influence our understanding of male and ...

Q: What are the strengths and weaknesses of various research designs that social psychologists use?

A: There are various designs that the researchers do. The main designs are include  Correlational Resea...

Q: What is the probable role of the indirect pathway in the basal ganglia? a. It is active when the ani...

A: The region of the brain responsible for the coordinated movements of the body is a group of subcorti...

Q: Which are the 2 kind of dreams according to Freud ?

A: Sigmund Freud's theory of dreams implies that dreams express unconscious wishes, images, wish accomp...

Q: In which way do men and women differ most, on the average? a. Intellectual performance b. Gray matte...

A: The correct answer is (c) white matter

Q: Describe Magnet Therapy?

A: It is kind of therapy used for healing from abnormalities.

Q: What happens to serotonin and catecholamine molecules after they stimulate a postsynaptic receptor?

A: Most serotonin and catecholamine particles are reabsorbed by the presynaptic terminal.   

Q: What are the aims and benefits of group and family therapies?

A: Group therapy and family therapy are counseling & therapeutic technique to help individuals to c...

Q: What is meant by polysubstance use ?

A: Polysubstance dependence alludes to a kind of substance use disorder in which an individual uses in ...

Q: Why critical thinking improves relationships between individuals, parties and also organizations?

A: Critical thinking is a mental process which involves a deep and objective analysis of a tangible or ...

Q: How does alcohol decrease anxiety? a. By shifting blood flow from the left hemisphere to the right h...

A: Alcohol plays a significant role in altering the amount of various brain chemical which later on hav...