Character  Description Piagetian  Connection   Father: Nick Parker What is his stage of cognitive development?   Mother: Elizabeth James What is her stage of cognitive development?   Children 1. Hallie Parker 2. Annie James What is her stage of cognitive development?

Q: may you please give me your feed back on what I can change.

A: I am 24 years old, I was born in Slidell, Louisiana. My biggest passion is helping people, which is ...

Q: How Zajonc; LeDoux theory explain emotions?

A: An intense feeling which can be generated of occurring through the various situations, circumstances...

Q: Your friend Juan's parents are getting a divorce. You ask him if he is ok, he responds by laughing a...

A: Defense mechanisms refer to an unconscious psychological strategy developed by the ego, used to prot...

Q: Persons with anorexia nervosa also think in distorted ways. Why?

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

Q: What can be the risk factors of depression and Anxiety?

A: Depression is a mood disorder characterized by symptoms such as persistent low mood and loss of inte...

Q: Which concept below is ignored by behaviorists but central to studying cognitive psychology and lear...

A: All behaviors are acquired by interaction with the stimuli in the environment through a method calle...

Q: What are the strategies used by the teacher now a days using technology as a teaching tools?

A: As compared to the earlier times, the style of teaching, the methods of teaching has been changed dr...

Q: What is mindfulness meditation?

A: Meditation can be referred to as the technique in which a person can practice how to increase the st...

Q: Give examples of Lazarus theory?

A: Richard Lazarus developed a theory of cognitive appraisal in the year 1966. The theory explains that...

Q: Does social networking promote narcissism?

A: Narcissism is unnecessary self-involvement to the extent that it drives an individual to ignore the ...

Q: Describe biological underpinnings of motivation, including needs, drives, and homeostasis.

A: Motivation is a form of behavior directed towards achieving a goal to satisfy needs or desires. Acco...

Q: What is countertransference?

A: The process, intervention, and treatment in the context of psychological and mental problem which ca...

Q: Did you have materials that I can read for the psychiatric assessment?

A: In Psychology Psychiatric assessment is done for evaluation and the assessment of an individual's be...

Q: What experimental factors were decrease the level of obedience?

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

Q: In which age illness anxiety disorder is more often seen?

A: Introduction: Illness anxiety disorder is also known as hypochondriasis or hypochondria. A person wi...

Q: What is the relationship among the id, the ego, andthe superego?

A: Id, ego and superego are concept of psychoanalysis. This field of psychology was developed by Sigmun...

Q: Psychological attributes associated with injuries and the demands of being a student-athlete include...

A: Mental health is significantly associated with the well-being of student-athletes. The student-athle...

Q: What is cognitive dissonance? Give an example.

A: Cognitive Dissonance term was further refined by Saul McLeod in 2018 and according to him, it is a c...

Q: What are the symptoms of Muscle dysmorphia ?

A: The mental health conditions which affect a person's behavior, feeling, personality and generate dys...

Q: four ways you can use Visuals Aids / Infographics to enhance your public speaking and presentation

A: Visual aids or infographics include materials of a visual nature, such as charts, images, video clip...

Q: 1.  The "first-pass effect" refers to drug metabolism in the liver.   True False

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

Q: What is the impact of the K to 12 curriculum to the Filipinos?

A: K to 12 promotes recognition graduates and professionals in filipinos into other countries.

Q: What are the key assumptions of humanistic therapy, including client-centered therapy?

A: Humanistic therapy is an approach to mental health care emphasizing personal growth and responsibili...

Q: How do researchers measure attachment?

A: Attachment is defined as deep relationship between two persons in which one person feel protected an...

Q: What is dispositional attribution?

A: The tendency of people interfering or predicting the cause and reason of any events or behaviors can...

Q: How do I make a good research about anxiety paper?

A: Research in psychology is considered as writing an essay in which a person explains their topic that...

Q: Clinicians have paid particular attention to self-destructive behavior in three age groups. Which ar...

A: Self-destructive behavior is when one accomplishes something that's certain to drive self-damage, wh...

Q: What are the symptoms, characteristics, and causes of binge-eating disorder?

A: The word "Binge eating disorder" (BED) is a psychological condition underlying an eating disorder in...

Q: What are the problems caused by sleeplessness ?

A: The conditions and tendencies that make a person sleeping patter affected and make them poor which c...

Q: Explain the difference between open and closed ended questions?

A: > Survey questions try to know opinions and understand attitudes of people. Questions are framed ...

Q: Using empirical evidence, distinguish between reinforcement and punishment.

A: Operant conditioning is a form of learning which aims at shaping behavior through reinforcement and ...

Q: How serial killers differ from mass killers?

A: In the 19th century, James Holmes and Jack the Ripper are famous crime movie actors in which they sh...

Q: Daniel who is 5 years old , is not playing safely at the park .what would be a small and appropriate...

A: Many physical, social, and cognitive benefits may be gained by children who use playground equipment...

Q: According to Erikson, the successful management of a psychosocial crisis at an earlier stage increas...

A: Psychosocial crisis are crisis faced by an individual when they try to meet the psychological needs ...

Q: If a psychologist is using a Mental Status Exam to evaluate a client, they may use which of the foll...

A: MSE (Mental Status Exam) is the diagnostic tool used by the psychologist to evaluate the client's me...

Q: The fundamental attribution error appears more often in some cultures than in others. True or false?...

A: Fundamental attribution error refers to the individual's tendency to attribute others' actions to th...

Q: Is there any similarities between internal locus of control and eternal locus of control?

A: Locus of control is defined as our perception of where control lies, and spotlights on how we accoun...

Q: In which gender bulimia nervosa is more common?

A: Bulimia nervosa is an eating disorder, characterized by episodes of binge eating, then self-induced ...

Q: I. We are all woven together in the great of humanity. 2. The web of humanity refers to 3. The law o...

A: Living in this world with humanity is a very good thing and all the individuals must be helpful, car...

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 developmental theories important to study ?provide details and example

A: Developmental theories are important to study as they provide a systematic understanding of growth f...

Q: Researchers conducting an experiment come into a classroom to measure teacher interaction with stude...

A: > Observation method is one of the methods of data collection in psychological research. Under th...

Q: Cultures are characterized as collectivistic when a. each member of the group maintains his/her indi...

A: The set of ideas, habits, beliefs, and customs that exist among large groups of individuals is refer...

Q: Cell body (soma) Nucleus Axon Dendrite Myelin sheath Axon terminal Synapse/synaptic space how does e...

A: Neuron The neuron is the basic unit of the brain. And it is the basic unit that passes information t...

Q: How do clinicians treat conduct disorder ?

A: Conduct disorders are the collective emotional and behavioural of youngster in which the adolescence...

Q: Describe Social psychology and 3 key ideas related to Social psychology

A:   Social psychology, is the study that analyses the nature and the relation of man to society. It is...

Q: What is a way to test working memory in both humans and nonhumans?

A: Memory problems are common among the elderly. The ageing of civilization is a result of current demo...

Q: Richard Ramirez case and how it connects to forensic science.

A: Richard Ramirez; Background ( Criminal background) Richard Ramirez is a very known personality in Ca...

Q: What is problem focused coping?

A: Stress can be referred to any kind of change that tends to cause and develop any sort of tension or ...

Q: What factors affect our attributions?

A: Attributions are mental categorizations that we make of people to make better sense of our environme...