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Q: Why would determinists deny that you could have done something different from what you actually did?...

A: Determinism is a viewpoint that argues that all human behaviour is pre-determined by a lot of factor...

Q: If you had to decide between inevitability and chance, which would you choose?

A: Inevitability is the situation which can be unavoidable and is predictive in nature,  But chance is ...

Q: I keep writing a letter to my favorite movie star, but he never writes back. Eventually I stop. Why ...

A: John B. Watson (1878-1958), an American Psychologist, was the one who discovered the natural science...

Q: Imagine that a classmate is claiming that one gender is smarter than the other and that one racial o...

A: Smartness-It refers to a trait is that tends to come through learning as well as gaining knowledge. ...

Q: atleast 4 key words

A: Inventions have always been part of this society to improve the society for better or for worse. But...

Q: What is stranger anxiety?

A: Anxiety can be considered as the experience or feeling of worry, uneasiness in regards to any situat...

Q: Sampling more participants (i.e., increasing sample size) using the same recruitment techniques will...

A: Validity means how good the test or measure is? A valid test is that which measures the measures wha...

Q: What does music relate to emotions

A: Music has a very strong relation with emotion, the human mind get very easily evoked with music and ...

Q: Epinephrine and norepinephrine are hormones naturally produced by the body. Which endocrine gland is...

A: Introduction and Endocrine gland responsible for production of Epinephrine and Norepinephrine The ad...

Q: Some decisions must be made under conditions of uncertainty, in which we must estimate the probabili...

A: Availability heuristics which is also referred to as availability bias is a cognitive bypass that ta...

Q: har are the major elements of evidence based policing?

A: The work patterns and the complete phenomenon of any security department are totally different from ...

Q: Psychological malpractice Scenarios

A: > Malpractice in psychology refers to non adherence to laid down procedures of therapy resulting ...

Q: Explain the difference between a person intentionally violating a moral rule and a person just knowi...

A: Morality is a frugal topic of discussion that translates to different contexts in different religion...

Q: Hypothetically, if a researcher conducts an experimental study by manipulating drug use and measurin...

A: This research does not posits any variable of wealth in the experiment thus leaving out option C as ...

Q: Jai is generally a gloomy and pessimistic person. Whereas, his brother is an active and optimistic p...

A: Personality is the sum of an individual's unique characteristics, subjective features, stable and lo...

Q: Kelly turned out to be a chain smoker. Her health condition became worse. Kelly's mother suggested h...

A: Aversion therapy, one of the effective behavioral therapy, that psychologist used to treat their pat...

Q: rpose: Use your understanding of the brain and the Human Endocrine System hypothesize about why zomb...

A: How Brain works and why it follows such aspects which are completely different from our think pad or...

Q: Persistent stress often leads to impaired performance and stress-related health problems, and it som...

A: > Stress is the internal state as a result of social and environmental conditions or physical dem...

Q: What sociocultural forces affect decisions to marry rather to than to cohabitate indefinitely?

A: Marriage is a social commitment made to bring two people together to make a new family, this commitm...

Q: What are some topics I can use for a persuasive essay that relate to the human services or psycholog...

A: For persuasive essays, it's always best to choose a topic one would be passionate rather interested ...

Q: A____________ must be included if a researcher wants to compare the effect of a specific treatment t...

A: In an experimental method, there are two groups one is actual group on which experiment is to be con...

Q: Gautham is interested to know about his IQ. He underwent some tests. Mental age is related to chrono...

A: IQ or Intelligence Quotient is the measure of one's cognitive abilities like- memory, intelligence, ...

Q: How to construct research relevance of a particular study?

A: Research is the key element of every discipline, people regularly involve in research so as to find ...

Q: A personality psychologist is interested if being a snob is heritable. To answer this question a per...

A: Statistics are widely used in Psychology, social psychology particularly uses them because thy deal ...

Q: Which statement is FALSE about the relationship between anxiety and memory?   a. People with anxiet...

A: What is Anxiety? Anxiety is an intense, excessive worry and fear during stressful situations. Anxiet...

Q: gift of faith? 2. When and how has faith helped to shape a decision you made? SION

A: Faith, trust, optimism, confidence, are the most important aspect in everyone's life, as it need to ...

Q: Can you explain how does the Visual pathway work according to the given picture

A: The information we see gets converted into appropriate synapses and type of information that goes th...

Q: What is familiarity?

A: A human being is social species that need the components to survive social settings and they can be;...

Q: How can positive psychology be applied to narcissistic person/personality?

A: Narcissist personality disorder is a serious condition and it is classified as a personality disorde...

Q: what are the benefits of the mindfulness?

A: Mindfulness is a practice of wilfully bringing one's attention in the present moment without reflect...

Q: Which statement is FALSE about memory decay?   a. It is the process by which time erodes memory.   ...

A: Memory is the retention of information for the specific area of the time which is used in the future...

Q: discuss narcissism in personality psychology and provide examples

A:   Personality is defined an individual's unique and comparatively stable patterns of behavior, thoug...

Q: Describe briefly how each leadership trait helps you in working with a group.

A: The action which is taken to consideration and states a position of authority that provides to a per...

Q: Do ethical principles change if your participants are animals instead of humans?

A: Psychology explains the above term with the experimental phenomenon and deep study about the concept...

Q: Describe methods of relieving pain.

A: Pain is an uncomfortable emotion brought on by severe or harmful actions. "A painful associated with...

Q: Why this hypothetical reason " He could not have removed the life support because he believes in the...

A: There are three levels of moral development which includes preconventional, conventional and post-co...

Q: Describe classical conditioning. How did Pavlov illustrate the basics of learning with his study on ...

A: The classical conditioning of Ivan Pavlov is a remarkable theory of learning in psychology which is ...

Q: Which of the following examples best describes hostile aggression? a) Anne enjoys practicing target ...

A: Aggression is a response in a way which is hostile towards someone else who can be known such as pee...

Q: attitudes

A: Attitude: In psychology, the term "attitude" is determined as a person's specific set of beliefs, em...

Q: Clinical psychologists would not do training or supervision?   True  False

A: Psychology is vast and is all about the study of "brain and human behavior." It deals with thoughts ...

Q: In Industrial/Organizational Psychology, facilitators are asked to create a trading outline about st...

A: Every industry/organization work with a set of predefined objectives that they aim to achieve while ...

Q: MIND MAP showcasing PERSONAL understanding of the THREE MAIN (3) APPROACHES in understanding the con...

A: Gender is the assigned sexual characteristics to an individual being male or female and having their...

Q: Explain briefly and give examples to illustrate each of the assumptions about Psychological Testing ...

A: Psychological testing and assessment is a way to verify the limits of the hypotheses that are made b...

Q: Dr. Lonsbary’s study asked participants to report on their mood before completing the memory test. H...

A: 1. External validity: The extent to which the findings of the study conducted by the researcher can ...

Q: Describe the phenomenon of “nature vs. nurture” how cultural, familial, biological and environmental...

A: Development is a continuous process which starts at the time of conception and ends at the death of ...

Q: How earthquake at Sumatra in Indonesia psychologically effected people of that region ?

A: The Sumatran earthquake produced quite several death toll and it lead to the affected people's lives...

Q: What is the relation between occupational development and job satisfaction? Would these relations be...

A: Job satisfaction means how much an employee working in a particular means of job is satisfied or not...

Q: determinism

A: Determinism: In psychology, the term "determinism" is described as a specific belief that every huma...

Q: Rachel, a 15-year-old girl, was re- ferred for a psychiatric evaluation be- cause of worsening diffi...

A: The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Illnesses (DSM) classifies mental disorders that aff...

Q: Stress damages the brain by keeping it in a chronic state of activity, thus preventing the normal pr...

A: Stress is the state in which there is physical and emotional tension.  Stress is the reaction to the...