Any time you are in a public place (e.g. park, shopping mall), your 4-year-old takes off running. How do you redirect or correct this behavior?

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A: Ans. His model says that children are born with elementary mental capacities only which include memo...

Q: What is attention, how does it develop, and what are the consequences of an attention deficit?

A: Ans. Attention means when you notice something happening because it is important for you to notice t...

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A: Psychology is a part of philosophy that studies the existence of humans and their behaviour with the...

Q: Which of Freud’s ideas did his followers accept or reject?

A: Freud's hypotheses were hugely powerful, however dependent upon significant analysis both now and du...

Q: A suspect in a criminal investigation has agreed to take a lie detector test. The machine will measu...

A: Lie detector tests are also called polygraphs. They measure physiological arousal relating to heart ...

Q: How much percentage of therapist fear regarding clients they might commit suicide?

A: Suicide is an act in which individuals takes various measures to end their life by involving themsel...

Q: What factors contribute to optimum arousal?

A: Optimum Arousal is a concept of theory of motivation in psychology that states that each of us, huma...

Q: the united nations has full jurisdiction over its member-nations? is it true?

A: Ans. No actually, UN was the successor of League of Nations and was formed to maintain peace among t...

Q: Who developed and expanded Body Project ?

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

Q: Johanna's parents establish rules for Johanna and her siblings. However, they welcome discussion abo...

A: The socioemotional development of children is highly influenced by parenting. Parenting requires tim...

Q: What physical changes are typical of the major periods of human development and what factors influen...

A: Development is a continuous and lifelong process which starts from conception period and lasts till ...

Q: It appears that social scientists have prematurely discounted the deterrence doctrine. T or F?

A: Deterrence doctrine refers to the act of preventing or controlling any kind of socially deviant acti...

Q: Every time you give your 3-year-old child an instruction, they reply with, “No.” describe the parent...

A: Ans. There are four type of parenting approaches basically i.e. permission (where your kid is the bo...

Q: Be supportive and non-judgmental is a way to help people with mental health issues.Explain about how...

A: Mental health is equally important to your psychological, physical or emotional health. Our brain co...

Q: What is social-responsibility norm?

A: The actions or behavior of any individual which can include the concern for the right, feeling, and ...

Q: How do you know you child is being malnutrition abuse ? And how can you communicate with them ? Prov...

A: Ans. The following ways can be helpful in that -  1. He is irritated or in bad mood most of the time...

Q: Why is generation boomerang important to our future ? Provide details and example

A: Let's first understand what is Boomerang generation means an easy language, it is a young generation...

Q: Screening calls is often a difficult problem for the beginner, who may be afraid to assume the respo...

A: Today taking calls and solving problems on phone is very common in every industry as most of the wor...

Q: Give me 3 ways to improve mental health

A: Mental health incorporates our enthusiastic, psychological, and social prosperity. It influences how...

Q: When can you say that learning is manifested by a person?

A: The first behaviourist, Watson, claimed that the inward feelings that were the subject of psychology...

Q: What are the other names of MDMA ?

A: Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), is a derivative of amphetamine. It is a stimulus with psychede...

Q: Is a Person-Centered approach can be used in Mind-Body Alignment therapy? Why?

A: Person-centered therapy (pct) was introduced in 1940 by Carl Rogers and is also known as client-cent...

Q: who controls the past also controls the future?

A: Eric Arthur Blair also known by his pet name known as George Orwell was a renowned English novelist....

Q: Why many therapists and clients dislike managed care programs and peer reviews ?

A: The American Psychological Association (APA) publishes the Ethical Principles of Psychologists and C...

Q: Explain self-disclosure?

A: The branch of psychology in which the studies are mainly focused on how an individual's thinking, em...

Q: Why is intermarriage important for individuals , a group or society in general to understand?

A: Intermarriage refers to the marriage between individuals of different ethnic groups, social classes,...

Q: Write a persuasive essay discussing Freud’s theory of dreams: dreams as unconscious wishes.

A: Ans. The basic idea of Sigmund Freud was that the emotions that we try to repress and hide often are...

Q: What physical changes take place in adulthood?

A: Human development It is the process of growth and change that begins with infancy and looks at sever...

Q: What is superordinate goals?

A: Goal It is defined as an objective, target, or future outcome that an individual or group of individ...

Q: Groups differ in many respects. Identify the characteristics that distinguish primary groups from se...

A: The term "Group" expressed by the social psychologist, as two or more individuals who communicate, a...

Q: Imagine  a client from a non-European family comes to a psychological clinic for help. How would the...

A: The family systems approach to therapy focuses on the interactions between an individual (the client...

Q: Why is generation boomerang important for the future

A: Boomerang children or boomerang kids if defined are basically young adults who return back to their ...

Q: Do autistic people go through a lot of discrimination in today's society? Explain.

A: Autism is a developmental disorder in which people who are affected may show communication and socia...

Q: Raymond Cattell believe there were two types of intelligence that combine to create Spearmans G-fact...

A: According to Spearman's  theory the g factor indicate general intelligence factor or general mental ...

Q: as an adult acquiring a new language, familiarity is key how

A: Language plays a key role in the interaction that individuals make with the surrounding world. It is...

Q: In which age anorexia is more seen?

A: A mental or psychological problem that is followed by the disturbing pattern and poor eating in an i...

Q: local literature | the impact of social anxiety to academic performance

A: Social anxiety is the excessive worry to be take part and perform in social events . Social anxiety ...

Q: How apps is useful to improve mental health ?

A: Mental health is the state of well-being and individuals' capabilities to deal with various stress a...

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A: Introduction The quote is taken from American War (Chapter 14) by Omar El Akkad. Simon is trying to ...

Q: Demonstrate critical thinking skills and logical argument in evaluating ethical issues in IT.

A: Decisive reasoning is clear, sensible, intelligent speculation focused on choosing what to accept or...

Q: What are the five psychosexual stages, and what are the core conflicts of each stage?

A: " Sigmund Freud " described the stages of psychosexual development in his theory. According to Freud...

Q: Which treatment is more effective for childhood anxiety disorder ?

A: Childhood anxiety disorders mark the symptoms in frequent outbursts, being irritable, missing out on...

Q: Describe the Flynn Effect

A: The Flynn Effect is the propensity of IQ scores to change over the long run, and explicitly, the cle...

Q: What are the psychological symptoms shown by victims of child abuse?

A: Child Abuse  It is defined as any intentional harm or mistreatment of a child under the legal adult ...

Q: What are some examples of ways that psychologists could create prevention programs to target specifi...

A: It is absolutely true to say that, it's simpler to prevent something rather than to restore the dama...

Q: What biological, psychological, and social-cultural influences interact to produce aggressive behavi...

A: Aggressive behavior refers to a range of behaviors that can result in both psychological and physica...

Q: Think of two emotional experiences in your life. The experiences do not necessarily have to be sad o...

A: Ans. An experience is something that we have felt in our life being in practical contact enough to o...

Q: To explain behavior and determine cause and effect scientists (psychologists) use: Ocorrelations. ca...

A: To explain behaviour and determine cause and effect scientists(psychologists) use the Experimental a...

Q: Define perception and give examples of gestalt principles and multimodal perception.

A: Perception is a view or understanding of the information that we perceive through our senses, which ...

Q: Explain descartes epistemology?

A: Descartes was a French philosopher and mathematician and is considered the father of modern philosop...