Categorize each passage with one of the adult attachment classifications: secure, dismissing, or preoccupied. Provide at least 1 characteristic that is consistent with that classification.

Q: "How do evolutionary, cultural, and learning explanations of aggression differ?"

A: Psychology is the study of the mind and behavior. Aggression has been defined by psychologists as a…

Q: Define self confidence? Write reasons of low self confidence and tips to improve self confidence.…

A: Overview Of Self-Confidence; There are many philosophers and psychologist who gives the concept of…

Q: Examples of autokinetic illusion tied to physical perception.

A: Autokinetic illusion is caused when a single still object is used in the psychological experiment in…

Q: 3. What thoughts or questions might be going through Hannah’s mind as her mother places her in the…

A: Strangers anxiety is commonly observed in the children from age of 8-9 months. In this, babies start…

Q: The Pro-Life movement has consistently used the same frames to further their goals.   True   False

A: The pro-life movement is a movement against the abortion, supporter of this movement believe in the…

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A: Family is one of the primary agents of socialization through which children learn language, moral…

Q: Analyze the short extreme argument that follows. Then identify its claims, reasons, and evidence.…

A: There is an ongoing debate as to whether Cell Phones should be allowed in the classroom.

Q: According to Sperling, what is the capacity of iconic memory? a. Everything that can be seen at one…

A: Memory can be considered as the procedure of attaining, storing, and recalling the piece of…

Q: Educational Psychology is the science that studies observable behaviour and mental processes that…

A: Educational Psychology is concerned with the application of principles, techniques, methods and…

Q: Apply classical conditioning to examples of phobias, taste aversions, and drug dependency.

A: Classical Conditioning;  This is a technique of a behavioural approach and is considered a form of…

Q: Where do secondary reinforcers get their power from? a. Classical conditioning b. Law of effect c.…

A: A behavior  (operant reaction) is sometimes bound to happen in the future because of the results…

Q: Summarize Seligman’s studies on learned helplessness.

A: Learned helplessness is determined as a condition that happens when a person tends to continuously…

Q: Jody failed repeatedly in college algebra. Finally, she gave up and was seriously considering…

A: Learning  It is described as a significant permanent alteration or change in behavior or behavioral…

Q: olain what the fundamental attribution error is and then describe a which it occurs.

A: Cogntive bias is a term used in psychology to explain the errors that happens in our thinking , when…

Q: Can you think of ways to develop, extend or include real-life opportunities into child’s Moral…

A: Moral development is the ability to differentiate right from wrong by a child.

Q: For information to travel from either the iconic or echoic sensory system to short-term memory, it…

A: Memory  There are three different processes involved in the process of memory and which are as…

Q: Ruth has just finished her research paper and handed it in. As she walks out of the classroom, she…

A: Memory can be considered as the procedure of attaining, storing, and recalling the piece of…

Q: 3. Ginger's dog Kloee does not come back when she calls it. So every time she calls Kloee and Kloee…

A: 3) Calling out for Kloee is the unconditioned stimulus that gets paired with the neutral stimulus of…

Q: Which of the following have been found to be more related to anorexia than bulimia?       early…

A: Eating disorders are the issues with respect to eating behaviors in the person with high level of…

Q: need explanation answer is option c

A: The systematic investigation and study of some kind of material, problem source fact by using…

Q: The phenomenon associated with aging in which the drinker loses his/her ability to handle alcohol is…

A: Substance abuse is the use of substances such as alcohol for the purposes which they are not meant…

Q: 1. There is a negative correlation between depression and aerobic fitness level. How can…

A: > Correlation refers to relation between two variables. This relation is not cause - effect but a…

Q: Shantel spent a year living abroad in Spain. During that time, her ability to read and speak Spanish…

A: Memory can be considered as the procedure of attaining, storing, and recalling the piece of…

Q: How can hearing what you expect to hear (a rather natural tendency) prevent you from listening…

A: Communication is a very important concept in the field of psychology which plays a vital role in…

Q: Stage-7 erickson psychosocial development

A: Developmental Psychology  It's a discipline of psychology dealing with the study of all changes that…

Q: There are many ethical issues about which people hold very strong opinions-abortion, gun control,…

A: Ethical consideration in any situation do act as a catalyst where they work as a positive boost or a…

Q: Three concepts of attractiveness mentioned in our text are physical attractiveness, proximity and…

A: At the crux of the concept of attractiveness lies interpersonal relationship which maintains one's…

Q: Bianca’s parents are accomplished musicians. At age 4, Bianca began taking piano lessons. By age 10,…

A: Gene-environment correlation explains the interplay between genes and the environment that…

Q: Hannah rushes through the room and grabs her jacket. Then she darts back out the door. Later, you…

A: There are different kinds of perspectives about the environment around as per social psychology…

Q: How does differentiated instruction affect gifted students?

A: Differentiation instruction in education refers to students are provided with different ways to…

Q: Cite some examples or basic analogy that usually happens in our everyday life routine (professional…

A: According to American Psychological Association (APA) ,there some ethical standards which should be…

Q: Research by Elizabeth Loftus shows that eyewitness recognition is very prone to what psychologists…

A: Cognitive Psychology It is a discipline of psychology that studies memory, thinking, learning,…

Q: Explain the health implications when the adolescents have no balanced nutritional intake. Justify…

A: > Adolescence refers to transitional stage between childhood and adulthood. This stage is marked…

Q: TOPIC :ONLINE CLASS STATEMENT 1 STATEMENT 2 STATEMENT 3 INFORMATIVE PERSUASIVE ARGUMENTATIVE

A: Today's time is gadgets time and today In pandemic condition every stay at home for safety. Due to…

Q: Do you agree in this? If yes why? if no, why not? Justify your answer. Victor Frank! believed that…

A: > Victor frankl is one of the founders of existentialism is psychology. He survived Hitler's…

Q: Characterize the philosophy and activities of a child-centered kindergarten; explain whether they…

A: Every individual is able to understand their skill and calibre and even their interest more when…

Q: Define and discuss the schizophrenia spectrum disorder

A: Psychological disorder or a mental disorder is the state of mind that has an impact on the mood and…

Q: Supported housing programs     draw on harm reduction as an essential ingredient.     have…

A: The Supported Housing program was born out of a need that was identified in society - those in…

Q: There have many factors contributed to juvenile delinquency. Analyse factors relating to juvenile…

A: Illegal actions committed by a minor refer to Juvenile delinquency. Juvenile delinquency can involve…

Q: Which of the following is most famous for his role in the Enlightenment period reform of asylums in…

A: Patients during ancient times who suffered from mental illnesses were often treated inhumanely. In…

Q: The tendency of certain elements to enter long-term memory with little or no effort to encode and…

A: Memory can be considered as the procedure of attaining, storing, and recalling the piece of…

Q: Cite at least 5 psychological tests that could be administered by a psychometrician and 5 psychol…

A: "Since you have posted multiple questions, we will answer only the first one for you, for the rest…

Q: What is more likely to change the attitude of a high self-monitoring person? a. Pointing out how…

A: Self monitoring is the process of became aware of your behaviour and its impact on environment.…

Q: What is aggression Contrast proactive aggression and reactive aggression.

A: In simple terms, 'aggression' is any form of behavior or action that hurt others. But there is a…

Q: What are the probable effects to an individual if he/she is fond of answering DIY Tests? Elaborate…

A: A psychological test measures an individual's aptitude, cognitive functions, personality traits,…

Q: Explain why it's important for the system to check in on foster kids in abusive homes and to get the…

A: Foster kids are raised by someone who are not their adoptive parent or natural. They are needy kids,…

Q: Describe short-term memory, and differentiate it from working memory.

A: Memory can be considered as the procedure of attaining, storing, and recalling the piece of…

Q: QUESTION 11 The American public was shocked when kidnap victim Patty Hearst was seen taking part in…

A: 11. In psychology, Stockholm syndrome refers to the victim's tendency to develop positive feelings…

Q: Read through the Classical Conditioning examples below and then identify the US, CS, UR, and CR in…

A: Classical conditioning is a learning process in which associations are formed between an…

Q: What is it called when a message that comes from a negative cue (e.g., non-credible source)…

A: Negative cues can be referred to as distracting and can impact the perception of information in a…