Children who have been adopted from institutional settings in which they received inadequate care are best able to recover from this early deprivation if O the child is never placed in daycare O they are adopted into a family wtih older children O their adoptive mother is not employed outside the home they are adopted before the age of 6 months

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Q: Describe how the Role Construct Repertory Test works with clients.

A: Role Construct Repertory test work along with clients:  Mr. K created Role Construct Repertory test ...

Q: What is conditioned stimulus (CS)?

A: The conditioned stimuli is a neutral-stimulus that was first discovered by Ivan Pavlov in the proces...

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A: The clear outer layer of the eye is known as 'cornea'. It is responsible for protecting the eye, and...

Q: Do gestures and facial expressions mean the same thing in all cultures?

A: Nonverbal communication can be defined as the ability of an individual to communicate idea or signal...

Q: Name two kinds of evidence indicating that touch information from the fingers activates the occipita...

A: The occipital lobe is the region in the brain responsible for visual processing. It contains most of...

Q: Mood disorders often appear to be endogenous. True or False?

A: The above statement is true.

Q: What are the qualities of Personality inventories over Projection test?

A: The general pattern exhibited by an individual in thought processes and behaviors is referred to as ...

Q: what is presynaptic neuron?

A: Presynaptic neuron  A presynaptic neuron is a neuron (nerve cell) that fires the neurotransmitter be...

Q: How important is emotional intelligence?

A: Emotional intelligence refers to the individual's ability to perceive, evaluate, and control emotion...

Q: Label which defense mechanism is being exhibited in these situations and explain your choice Adel i...

A: Defense mechanisms are those behaviors or strategies that help an individual separate himself/hersel...

Q: The disease-prone personality is marked by __________________________, anxiety, and hostility.

A: The usual patterns of thinking and behavior exhibited by individuals reflect his/her personality. Bo...

Q: What is the cause of substance abuse personality ?

A: Generally, those who use drugs or alcohol are characterized by having high Neuroticism, high Opennes...

Q: The idea that labeling arousal helps define what emotions we experience is associated with a. the Ja...

A: b. Schachter’s cognitive theory

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A: Excessive optimism can be described as an excess of positive or optimistic thoughts related to our d...

Q: How multicultural treatments help for reducing unipolar depression ?

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A: Post-traumatic stress disorder is a medical condition in which a person fails to come out or recover...

Q: What is telegraphic speech?

A: Telegraphic speech is a two-word speech stage, where a person tries to express themselves in two wor...

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A: A better understanding of behavioural and other aspects of individual and society requires psycholog...

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A: The phrase "self-concept" determines how a person thinks about, judges, or views himself. To have a ...

Q: The value of Pearson r in a sample can differ based on the ______ of cases in the sample.   Questio...

A: Pearson r is one of the statical methods to learn the correlation between two samples.

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A: Social relations are key elements of individual's social behavior.

Q: In which way do men and women differ most, on the average? a. Intellectual performance b. Gray matte...

A: The correct answer is (c) white matter

Q: What is an example of group identification?

A: Group identification is defined as the process or act of associating oneself with the members of a g...

Q: How does L-dopa relieve the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease?

A: Carbidopa-levodopa is a mix of two medications, levodopa and carbidopa. Carbidopa-levodopa is utiliz...

Q: According to Howard Gardner’s theory, which of the following is notmeasured by traditional IQ tests?...

A: a. intrapersonal skills

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A: This social - cognitive view on personality is to develop the thinking, judging process etc., Human ...

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A: Self-consciousness means that part of emotion in which an individual feels negative feeling like gui...

Q: Peyton researches if older voters are more politically conservative relative to younger voters. Peyt...

A: Psychologists perform studies and research in psychology utilizing the scientific method. Asking a q...

Q: What is meant by the term “Mantra” ?

A: In Sanskrit, and other dialects, a mantra is a sacred, supernatural, or divine statement, a phenomen...

Q: :neurons

A: The nerve-impulse is an overall physiological change that occurs in the neurons due to the-mechanica...

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A: Most of the Antarctic area is made up of the continent of Antarctica. The Antarctic Convergence enco...

Q: Intuition is analysis “frozen into habit” what does it mean?

A: Our intrinsic proclivity towards a specific activity is referred to as instinct. A gut feeling or a ...

Q: How has modern research developed our understanding of the unconscious?

A: In Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory of personality, the unconscious brain is characterized as a...

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A: John Bowlby gave the theory of attachment describing the connectedness between people. The main focu...

Q: What is token economy ?

A: The token economy is a technique of behavior modification used to increase the likelihood of occurre...

Q: How role playing affects attitudes?

A: - when you are given a role, you can get ruin and legitimize your activities due to the role.  - onc...

Q: Internal financial resource mobilization strategies in school

A: Finance is one of the major resources which an organization needs to run their institute or school b...

Q: Those older adults who report the greatest satisfaction in life are those who O take time to be alon...

A:  in life,it is necessary to remain mentally & healthy sound.

Q: What are the strengths and weaknesses of various research designs that social psychologists use?

A: There are various designs that the researchers do. The main designs are include  Correlational Resea...

Q: If you believe you are not prejudiced, you will not behave in prejudiced ways? (True/False)

A: Psychology has been identified as scientific study of mental processes and behavioral responses. The...

Q: Could social support and professional support help to bust sadness?

A: Feeling of sadness, hopelessness, lack of self-worth, and growing irritability are symptoms of a dev...

Q: Define the term ‘hormones'?

A: Hormones have quite a long evolutionary background that must be comprehended if their characteristic...

Q: Environmental explanations of schizophrenia emphasize emotional trauma anda. manic parents b. schizo...

A: Environmental explanations of schizophrenia emphasize emotional trauma is Disturbed family relations...

Q: What happens to serotonin and catecholamine molecules after they stimulate a postsynaptic receptor?

A: Most serotonin and catecholamine particles are reabsorbed by the presynaptic terminal.   

Q: Where can you find pay for it by mindless self indulgence?

A: You can find this on YouTube and Amazon Music. 

Q: Jan walks into a friend’s kitchen, smells bread baking, andbegins to feel very hungry. The smell of ...

A: The correct answer is incentive

Q: What is Sleep apnea disorder ?

A: Sleep apnea disorder: In abnormal psychology, the term "sleep apnea disorder" is described as one of...

Q: How do children’s self-concepts develop?

A: Self-concept refers to a person's perspective of himself. A positive self-concept improves the quali...

Q: What is the another name of Hallucinogens ?

A: The term is related to sensation and perception.