Cite your realization/s about the importance of knowing one's capability, strength, and exposure to hazards.

Q: Which is a good example of 'Development is multidimensional and multidirectional?'  As we grow older...

A: Developmental Psychology refers to a scientific study of the development of a person in a different ...

Q: What is the term for questioning the nature or existence of minds or experiences other than your own...

A: Psychology is the study of human behavior. Philosophy is the study of nature, wisdom and real existe...

Q: Passage #4: No islands are part of the mainland and Hawaii is an island. Therefore, Hawaii is not on...

A: Option d is correct, Because Venn diagram is usually used between relationship of two or more sets o...

Q: Why do people with amygdala damage have trouble recognizing expressions of fear?

A: Amygdala is a group of cells near the bottom of the brain. The amygdala is best acknowledged as the ...

Q: Explain An ethnography?

A: Psychology is defined as the scientific study mental processes and behavior. Hence it applies scient...

Q: How can someone’s personality traits and disorders be explained by unfulfilled wishes and childhood ...

A: Through psychodynamic perspective Starting in crafted by Sigmund Freud, the psychodynamic viewpoint ...

Q: Why neurotransmitters are important? Cite at least 3 examples.

A: Neurotransmitters is a chemical messenger released from terminal end of the presynaptic nerve into t...

Q: Consider this graph from Brown and Reed (1982)   How could you verbally describe the interaction? ...

A: In the given graph, the percentage mailed (dependent variable), is mentioned on the y-axis, and stam...

Q: In which era practitioners developed a surgical procedure that supposedly cured schizophrenia.?

A: The surgical procedure was developed by the practitioners to treat various mental disorders includin...

Q: Adopt a habit for the environment with the consistent goal of continuing this habit throughout life....

A: Regular activities which would continue for 40- 50 days it became a practices. A piece of work of a ...

Q: What do you mean by Connecting and Social Networking?

A: Connectedness is an integral part of psychology. It is the way of staying connected to the environme...

Q: How do taste aversions challenge the basic conditioning principles?

A: It is a classical form of taste aversion, One such food causes illness in the past the  same food ca...

Q: Matt is at a house party.  This is new for him, he’s never heard prog rock music before, and he’s ne...

A: Classical conditioning theory states that learning happens by creating a connection.  

Q: How do the major learning theories compare to one another with regard to their similarities and diff...

A: Learning theory illustrates how learners acquire, process, and maintain information throughout learn...

Q: Explain how the need to actualize promotes biological and psychological growth?

A: Self-actualization is the process where a person has fully realized their personal potential. These ...

Q: Duck's 1992 relationships dissolution model proposed a sequence of events that characterize the end ...

A: the intrapsychic stage, the dyadic phase, the social phase, the grave-dressing phase

Q: Think about the gender conditioning and the social norms of the culture in the Philippines during fo...

A: Our society has always witnessed the difference in gender and that also impacted individual and also...

Q: three additional kinds of brain stimulation have been developed for the treatment of depressive diso...

A: The World Health Organization suggests that depressive disorders are commonly seen mental health dis...

Q: A brief reference of feminism

A: Woman's rights, the faith in friendly, monetary, and political uniformity of the genders. Albeit to ...

Q: That most psychologists today agree with Sigmund Freud’s personality theory . (True/False)

A: Psychoanalysis was given by Sigmund Freud. The central part of this theory is the certainty that all...

Q: Using the NAADAC Code of Ethics, apply how you would navigate through the ethical decisions of the t...

A: The Principle of Respect for autonomy  Autonomy is Latin for "self-rule" We have a commitment to reg...

Q: Thanking you in Advance for your help Please Explain Fechner's Law

A: Fechner's law is a part of Psycho-physics. The scientific study of study of relation between stimulu...

Q: What is the name of programs that use mindfulness meditation technique to treat people suffering fro...

A: Mindfulness meditation is a cognitive exercise method that trains to slow down running thoughts, eli...

Q: 1) Sexual Health refers to the integration of all of the following aspects of sexual being except A)...

A: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any s...

Q: According to the studies, how much percentage of diabetic patients experience depression ?

A: Depression is a psychological disorder that leads to negative emotions like sadness, loss or aggress...

Q: Explain how classical conditioning principles are being used in the advertisement (identify the UCS,...

A: Utilizing Classical Conditioning in Advertising  Classical conditioning has for quite some time been...

Q: What is the relationship between vesicles and neurotransmitters? Select one: a. Neurotransmitters co...

A: In neurons, the neurotransmitters are stored in the synaptic vesicles. The vesicles release neurotra...

Q: Controlled observations (usually a structured observation) are likely to be carried out in a psychol...

A: One of the most basic techniques for studying behavior involves carefully observing as it occurs. Ob...

Q: Interpersonal attraction is increased by all but one of the following. (Which does not fit?)a. famil...

A: Interpersonal attraction is increased by all but one of the following. (Which does not fit?) a. fam...

Q: What guidelines are used to determine the number of subjects to use in an experiment?

A: The sample size is defined as the number of subjects or participants included in the study. The numb...

Q: What is the mean life span of an olfactory receptor?

A: For us to be able to gauge a stimulus in the environment, there are different types of sensory recep...

Q: A characteristic of a   _____________ design is that measures of the dependent variable are averaged...

A: The characteristics of a multi element design is that measures of the dependent variable are average...

Q: Supporters of the contact hypothesis state that intergroup contact will lead to less prejudice: ...

A: In psychology , prejudice refers to an attitude mainly negative towards individuals or group of indi...

Q: What are the limbic system’s structures and functions?

A: Limbic system is a part of the brain which is divided into 4 parts : Hypothalamus  Pituitary gland ...

Q: What are is the male and female ratio of bipolar I disorder ?

A: Previously known as manic-depressive disorder or manic depression, bipolar disorder is a mental diso...

Q: The approach that is “opposite” to insight therapy is a. individual therapy b. action therapy c. non...

A: INSIGHT THERAPY This therapy can be defined as a kind of therapy that assists the patients to gain a...

Q: 1. Horney and Adler agreed with Freud on the idea that childhood is crucial . However, they believed...

A: In his psychodynamic theory, Sigmund Freud emphasized the importance of early childhood experiences ...

Q: Why 5 aspects of holistic health is important to a person?

A: Holistic health or holistic mending is frequently characterized as a type of recuperating that takes...

Q: Why are children more at risk online? How does current legislation work to protect children? Provide...

A: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If youwant any sp...

Q: _________ Friedman and Rosenman’s term for competitive, hard-driving, impatient, verbally aggressive...

A: _________ Friedman and Rosenman’s term for competitive, hard-driving, impatient, verbally aggressive...

Q: The visual system has specialized areas for perceiving faces, bodies, and places, but not other kind...

A: Ordinary visual errands require sensibly great invariance to non-conventional changes like changes i...

Q: Randal drinks too much alcohol.  He would like to quit drinking, so he starts taking this medicine c...

A: Classical conditioning refers to a model of learning wherein, a neutral stimulus begins to elicit a ...

Q: Why spiritual health is important to a person?

A: The good purposeful life of different dimensions with transcendence and actualisation in addition to...

Q: In prosperous country X, everyone eats all they want. In country Y, the rich are wellfed, but the se...

A: HERITABILITY  -  heritability is a statistic used in the fields of breeding and genetics that estima...

Q: What psychological and social-cultural factors may trigger aggressive behavior?

A: The control of behaviour mainly depends on Psychological factors. The person's belief and attitude d...

Q: define theory of writing using key terms : inquiry, reflection, revision, synthesis, discourse commu...

A: The power of writing is very precious as it gives us a tendency to reach through our words and idea ...

Q: What are the traits of Schizoid personality disorder ?

A: Schizoid personality disorder (SPD) is a type of personality disorder which is characterized by soci...

Q: When giving a toast, it's important to be: Heartfelt Sincere Specific All the above

A: Toast refers to the drink taken to express honour or goodwill and it could be followed by some verba...

Q: Please, discuss why is it important to address gender, race, ethnicity, sexuality, religiosity and n...

A: It is imortant to know the details of recordings  the gender, race, ethnicity, sexuality, religiosit...

Q: Which protein is key to the excessive formation of tangles ?

A: The human brain consists of billions of neurons that process & convey information through variou...