Can you think of examples of how language affects cognition?

Q: Explain decentering?

A: Decentering is also known as Decentration. It guides the capacity to evaluate multiple elements of a...

Q: What is psychological debriefing ?

A: Early interventions in psychology are required in the cases of extreme traumatic events and occurren...

Q: 1. MASLOW CONSIDERED THESE NEEDS THE MOST IMPORTANT AS ALL THE OTHER NEEDS BECOME SECONDARY UNTIL TH...

A: Abraham Maslow proposed hierarchy of needs. Needs are arranged in a hierarchy in which physiological...

Q: ____ theory focuses on genetically predisposed behaviors. (fill in the blank)

A: The Instinct Theory of Motivation was developed by William McDougall. He suggested that three elemen...

Q: Why is it important to set or write our life goals?

A: According to psychology setting and writing goals gives you  motivation. It helps for concentrating ...

Q: Why personality transitions in dissociative identity disorder tend to be sudden and stress-related ?

A: A complex psychological or mental health condition in which a person may feel a disconnection with t...

Q: Efferent neurons carry messages, - (also known as the neurons) Messages are received as, in the form...

A: Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve the first three sub-parts fo...

Q: What is anhedonia ?

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

Q: What are the purposes of being and intelligent?

A: today psychologist have given numerous accounts for the testing of intelligence . many psychologist ...

Q: How have humanistic theories influenced psychology? What criticisms havethey faced?

A: Humanistic psychology refers to the approach of psychology that focuses on the promotion of the heal...

Q: Who said “There are two types of speakers.Those who get nervous and those who are liars.?

A: Please find the answer in the following section. 

Q: Which condition of modeling behavior is described as the desire to imitate or model the behavior bei...

A: Observational learning can be defined as the process of learning in which the individual learn throu...

Q: How do Subpersonalities differ ?

A: Subpersonalities, as explained by transpersonal psychology refer to the pieces of an individual's pe...

Q: What is the name of 3 personalities in a woman on the film “The Three Faces of Eve” ?

A: > Three Faces of Eve is a movie based on multiple personality disorder. This movie was released i...

Q: Why do you think there is a difference our expectations of parenthood and the reality of parenthood

A: Parenthood is the interaction and bonding between adults and child/children. One becomes a parent on...

Q: In general, neo-Freudians such as Adler and Horneyaccepted many of Freud’s views but placed more emp...

A: Contemporary academics frequently employ Freudian theories and approaches in their investigations in...

Q: Imagine being a jury member in a trial for a parent accused of sexual abuse based on a recovered mem...

A: Recovered memory refers to the experience of subjectively recalling a past event that was traumatic ...

Q: 9.  Which of the following is NOT considered a need for human motivation? Group of answer choices R...

A: (According to the terms and conditions of Bartleby, we can only answer one question at a time.) The ...

Q: What are the strength of spearman’s general intelligence (g)?

A: Spearman's theory of General Intelligence is also widely known as G Factor. He used Factor Analysis ...

Q: Compare Cognitive Therapies?

A: The most used therapy in psychotherapy is CT known as Cognitive therapy introduced by Aaron T. Beck ...

Q: How might cognitive reappraisal be an effective tool to help students in a course manage stress.

A: Cognitive reappraisal refers to modifying or re-interpreting the situation as a way to alter the imp...

Q: What happened when people learn something when they are in particular situational state of mind?

A: Psychological adaptations or mental state of mind takes place at every stage of processing of inform...

Q: What is currently going on in your conscious mind as you read this sentence, is an example of?

A: INTRODUCTION Short-term memory is currently going in our conscious mind while reading sentence  Is ...

Q: What is the trade name of Bupropion?

A: Bupropion is an antidepressant mainly used to treat patients with major depression. Bupropion is mor...

Q: Explain why some psychologists are skeptical of the idea of a few basic emotions

A: Basic emotions refer to the emotions that are recognized universally across cultures. Paul Eckman in...

Q: Is it a fixed ratio , variable ratio , fixed interval , or variable interval

A: In operant conditioning,  reinforcement can be considered as the technique to increase the likelihoo...

Q: 53.  A toddler is familiar with dogs, in his/her schema of the animal, they are furry and four legg...

A: Schema refers to the mental structure that is used to store and organize knowledge. The schemas help...

Q: 63. Children become able to reason logically about abstract concepts and can reason hypothetically d...

A: Human behavior and cognitive processes are deep rooted in the neurons . Each region with it's own cl...

Q: In Milgram’s experiments, the rate of compliance was highestwhena. the “learner” was at a distance f...

A: Stanley Milgram was a psychologist at Yale University, he conducted an experiment to find out the se...

Q: What was Seligman’s experience ?

A: Latent learning is a term used in psychology research to describe expertise that only becomes appare...

Q: Explained four or more ways community psychology helps people

A: Community Psychology is a field with a one-of-a-kind new viewpoint for comprehension of thepeople in...

Q: According to Charles Spearman what is general intelligence?

A: Intelligence can be described as an individual's ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. ...

Q: how social networking and social media is affecting the way information travels throughout society a...

A: Social networking and social media are helping us to share information, interests and ideas. 

Q: One way of resolving conflicts and fostering cooperation isby giving rival groups shared goals that ...

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

Q: What is the process of attention? What is the purpose of attention in cognition?

A: (According to the terms and conditions of Bartleby, we can only answer one question at a time.) Atte...

Q: Question 5 A theory that explains people have certain needs that motivate them to do the things they...

A: Harlow's clarification was that attachment develops because of the mother giving "tactile comfort," ...

Q: Studies show that parents of delinquent young people tendto use beatings to enforce discipline. This...

A: Aggression It refers to a forceful as well as hostile behavior of an individual towards another indi...

Q: How do social traps and mirror-image perceptions fuel social conflict?

A: Social conflict refers to the power struggle between two or more groups to achieve individual goals....

Q: Role of stress as a barrier to college completion.

A: Stress, simply means, one's body response to a problematic situation or event. Stress occurs when th...

Q: State the three areas of change that developmental psychologists study, and identify the three major...

A: Development psychology deals with understanding the growth pattern from the point of conception unti...

Q: Give an example for Personalization?

A: Cognitive Distortions  It refers to errors in the thinking of an individual that tends to lead to fa...

Q: How does social learning take place according to Bandura?

A: The social learning theory refers to a theory of social behavior and learning that was proposed by a...

Q: How and why do racial and ethnic groups differ in mental ability scores?

A: Mental ability is an individual's capacity to learn and to use knowledge effectively. Mental abiliti...

Q: According to the scenario what would these parents do; authoritarian , authoritative and permissive

A: It is very crucial for human beings to adopt and learn good kind of parenting skills post marriage. ...

Q: Explain how Virtual reality (VR) therapy is used to treat phobia and posttraumatic stress disorder?

A: Phobias are developed because of having persistent negative feelings , panic attacks and bad happeni...

Q: Schemas of entire groups of people that assume that all members share the same characteristics are c...

A: The branch of psychology which studies how an individual's feelings, thoughts, and behavior can infl...

Q: The first impetus for crisis intervention was after the Coconut Grove Fire in 1943 and occurred in _...

A: Community psychology is the branch of psychology that studies an individual's interaction with the e...

Q: The number of short-term illnesses and stress-relatedpsychological disorders was higher than usual i...

A: Disasters that is manmade or natural always brings destruction to men and material.the example can b...

Q: Explain Sartre’s belief: “Human being is free, human being is freedom."

A: Jean Paul Sartre was a great French Playwright. novelist and literary critic. He had put forward his...

Q: What is an example of neglect syndrome?

A: The neglect syndrome is a multifaceted neurological disorder and people suffering from this disorder...