Answer the following question in terms of cognitive psychology, is the belief that substances like suicide, alcohol, or drugs relates to availability or representativeness? Why is that the case? How is this an important or significant example to think of?

Q: Choose this one following statement, and provide 2 pieces of evidence that support it. 1. Testing en...

A: In summary, test-enhanced learning seems to be premised on the premise that knowing concepts or fact...

Q: . Tony is 18 months old and around 5 pm when his father usually comes home, he looks at his mother a...

A: Language development is complex learning process and is also a very important part of cognitive deve...

Q: Define and describe Ethical Dilemma.

A: An ethical dilemma (also known as an ethical paradox or a moral dilemma) is an issue that arises whe...

Q: What is your point of view about broken family. What are the problems are they facing? How is what y...

A: The term, "Family" can be expressed the group of people, unified by the ties of marriage, blood or a...

Q: Understand the ethical issues involved in the various methods of unobtrusive research.

A: Unobtrusive research means simply the study of social activity without interfering with it. Content ...

Q: define cognitive-affective unit (CAU) from Mischel's model of personality

A: Personality is the unique set of traits, ideas, emotions, thoughts that get reflected through the be...

Q: I am working on creating a project that aims to link autistic patients with a specialist so that the...

A: Autism spectrum disorder results in difficulty in social interaction, basic communication, and some ...

Q: How do psychologists use the term personality? Can personality be measured? Are some personality tra...

A: Since your question has multiple parts we will solve the first three for you. If you want the remain...

Q: Does going outdoors can really help emotional health?

A: According to psychologists, emotion refers to a state of mind and one faces such emotions because of...

Q: Is it ethical to get information for your own purposes from people you hate?

A: An ethical approach to a situation seeks to discover what is truly good or proper and what is bad or...

Q: Infants are repeatedly shown pictures of a cat until they become bored and no longer are looking at ...

A: Infants go through various learning stages as they are new to the world and are experiencing a lot o...

Q: Explain how a child’s locomotion can influence its development of consciousness?

A: The level of consciousness is a measure of a child's ability to interact with other people and react...

Q: How do cognitive processes affect classical and operant conditioning?

A: Classical conditioning was discovered by Ivan Pavlov through his experiment with dogs. Classical con...

Q: In research, why is it important to gather literature only from reputable journals

A: Research, in psychology, is a systematic scientific method of investigation that involves some defin...

Q: What is an example of a primal drive?

A: Primal means primary, fundamental or basic. Therefore, primal drives are those drives which are prim...

Q: Briefly discuss kohberg's concept of internalization within the context of moral development.

A: Ans. Kohlberg devised the theory of moral development. There are several stages of moral development...

Q: usie is a dog trainer. To get her dog to heel she tells him heel and if he stays in place he gets a ...

A: Learning can be considered as the relatively permanent behavioral modification or changes that resul...

Q: researcher analyzes music composition by researching its utilization of theory and intuition, techno...

A: To comprehend concepts, opinions, or experiences,  qualitative research entails gathering and interp...

Q: What are your ways of coping with stress?

A:   Stress is a common aspect of human life. The word stress has derived from the Latin word, 'stringe...

Q: List down five (5) evident characteristics distinguishing men from women. (physically, emotionally, ...

A: There are number of differences between men and women, in terms of their personality characteristics...

Q: The Muller-Lyer illusion is A. Based solely on figure ground relationships B. Based upon experience ...

A: Optical illusions are those which include visual deception due to arrangement of images. Muller-Lyer...

Q: Example of something to keep at the short-term memory.

A: Short term memory refers to the individual's capacity of encoding, storing and retrieving informatio...

Q: The unconscious is terribly threatening. It suggests we are moved by forces we cannot see or control...

A: The unconscious part of the mind cannot be recalled actively. Most of the unconscious thoughts direc...

Q: Under what circumstances is social loafing most likely to occur? Please provide examples such as exp...

A: Social loafing is a tendency to put less effort into a task when performing in groups, than the maxi...

Q: Explain and discuss what are the biological intervention

A: Interventions are actions taken in the direction intended to modify or stop a process. Some types of...

Q: you will select the best day-care option for infant care. Imagine that you are a parent with an inf...

A: Child care (sometimes known as daycare) is a institution that includes professionals or caregivers w...

Q: What is the capacity of long-term memory? Are our long-term memories processed and stored in specifi...

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

Q: Which was the first legislation enacted that codified the Individualized Education Program (IEP) for...

A: Individualised Education program was put into force to ensure that every child with a disability had...

Q: explain how meditation helps with depression

A: When an individual goes in the stage of complete sadness and lost interest in all think and is not a...

Q: 1. What are two particular strategies that early childhood professionals may employ to assist Englis...

A: A crucial educational role for early childhood professionals is to assist children in expanding thei...

Q: 3. Give sample situations happening INSIDE THE CLASSROOM wherein the following laws of learning are ...

A: Laws of learning was given by Edward Thorndike to understand the aspects of learning. He primarily d...

Q: 1. How do Jared’s thoughts and actions reflect the egocentrism that is so typical of adolescents? 2...

A: 1. Jared's beliefs about his skills, as well as his overconfidence in them, are indicative of egocen...

Q: Can you site your OWN example for each reinforcement schedule: Fixed interval, Variable Interval, Fi...

A: Reinforcement refers to the provision of a reward (removal of an undesirable stimulus and addition o...

Q: 4.Give one example on how you can apply Classical Conditioning in the classroom.

A: Answer 4. Whenever we learn about learning in psychology we definitely come across the terms classic...

Q: What is Dyssomnias ?

A: Sleep disorders are characterized by changing sleep patterns or habits that have a detrimental impac...

Q: What is the impact of prosocial modeling and of antisocial modeling?

A: The field of psychology studies how an individual thinks feels, and, behaves which is influenced by ...

Q: What is long-term memory ?

A: Memory refers to the processing of information obtained from the surrounding then storing it and usi...

Q: What is Neurocognitive disorder ?

A: Neuropsychology  It is a discipline of psychology dealing with the study of how the brain and the re...

Q: 1. Detrimental * I also argue that it can be detrimental to quality journalism. * Smoking is said to...

A: Detrimental means tending to harm or something, not in favor. related word- harmful endeavor means t...

Q: What are the features of Narcissism ?

A: Narcissism  It refers to an individual's intense self-involvement to the point that they tend to ign...

Q: Which drug is commonly used to treat ADHD?

A: A mental health condition that affects or impacts the way an individual thinks, believes, behaves, f...

Q: What is memory, and how is it measured?

A: Cognitive Psychology  It is a discipline of psychology that studies diverse mental processes such as...

Q: Explain why is the possibility of elder neglect and abuse a societal issue?

A: Elder abuse is defined as an action that is considered as an inappropriate action and breaks the tru...

Q: Can we really be consistent in sticking to only one stage of moral development all the time? Why?

A: Lawrence Kohlberg developed the theory of moral development, which explains the way in which childre...

Q: 4. Spaced practice is better than massed practice for learning (mark all that apply) a. verbal infor...

A: The term, "Learning" can be expressed as the process of procuring new knowledge, behavioral patterns...

Q: Give your Own examples situation happening INSIDE THE CLASSROOM wherein the following laws are appli...

A: The law of readiness, law of effect, law of recency and law of exercise are principles relating to l...

Q: The psychological problems of elderly people may be divided into two groups. Which are they?

A: Psychopathology  It is a branch of psychology dealing with the study of abnormal or maladaptive be...

Q: Although a musician might have practiced in preparation for her recital, she could still feel anxiou...

A: Emotion is a multi-sensory experience of consciousness, body sensations, and behaviour that shows th...

Q: 1. Give one sample situation for each reinforcement schedule. REINFORCEMENT SCHEDULES FIXED INTERVAL...

A: Reinforcement schedules are the exact rules for presenting or removing reinforcers/punishers in resp...

Q: A situation triggers an external stimulus that is processed by the brain. The brain then stimulates ...

A: 1. Theory of Cognitive Appraisal: A theory of emotion that states that emotions occur based on how i...