Contrast the types of learning controlled by the basal ganglia to those controlled by the hippocampus and cerebral cortex.

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Q: Define causation

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Q: (2) A researcher is interested in studying the effects of shock on level of anxiety. (a) Create an o...

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Q: In social science, formulate research questions using these key words: Gender, Work Attitude, Morale

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Q: Which are the important social control of marketing?

A: In social psychology, marketing inducted by an organization involves formal and informal authorities...

Q: Explain, how virtual reality therapy is helpful for combat veterans with PTSD?

A: Virtual reality exposure is used to treat to recover people with PTSD. VRET is a type of exposure th...

Q: Did antidepressants drugs used for depression help eating disorders ?

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Q: What happens if childhood trauma is not resolved?

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A: Reasoning is either a process of deduction or inference , Whereas illogical reasoning Illogical is b...

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A: Stress management involves actions involving various psychotherapies and techniques, which control a...

Q: Explain how one’s honesty/integrity or dishonesty develops.

A: Honesty or Dishonesty refers to moral values individuals accompany when they encounter a situation i...

Q: what is neurotransmitters?

A: The central nervous system is a complex system of interrelated neurons and neural circuitries. Neuro...

Q: For the following concept, describe and give an example: Cultural competence.

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Q: Adolescents who learn a second language often apply patterns ofspeech production used in their nativ...

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Q: Expand the acronym DMS?

A: DSM stands for Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders , the first DSM was published b...

Q: 1. Evaluate James Gibson’s central claims on visual perception and state at least two different appl...

A: James Gibson's theory of visual perception states that human being makes sense of the environmental ...

Q: List the similarities and differences between theshort-term alarm stage of stress and the longterm r...

A: Stress is referred to as a physiological response to a situation that is either challenging, changin...

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Q: What is interpersonal theory of suicide ?

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Q: Define the term Salience?

A: Salience is closely associated with the cognitive process of perception, attention, and thinking. Th...

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A: Motivation is the process of pulling or pushing the person towards the expected goals. Motivation is...

Q: What are two environmental influences on personality?

A: Personality reflects an individual's usual pattern of thinking and behaving. Although both genetic a...

Q: Be able to define and describe in detail the "Big 6" schools of psychology described. The perspectiv...

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Q: Students' misconceptions about the world may come from a variety of sources. Which one of the follow...

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Q: WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO UNDERSTAND HUMAN PERSON AS AN EMBODIED SPIRIT?

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Q: What is the “dual processing” being revealed by today’s cognitiveneuroscience?

A: The dual processing theory is used in different fields of psychology such as clinical, social and co...

Q: What were the early schools of thought and approaches in psychology, and how did their views differ?

A: Psychology is the field of study that aims at studying human behavior. This field analyzes and under...

Q: Newborns display a social smile as early as 10 days after birth. T or F?

A: A social smile is an intentional gesture that serves as a means to form new relationships with other...

Q: Describe and define and provide examples of the sympathetic and parasympathetic system.

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Q: What do you gain from operate conditioning príncipes .

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A: Balance theory was given by Fritz Herald for attitude change. It works on cognitive consistency mode...

Q: IMPORTANCE OF PSYCHOLOGY IN EDUCATION

A: Educational psychology refers to understanding the learning styles, learning processes and learning ...

Q: Which hemisphere is dominant for the following in most people: speech, emotional inflection of speec...

A: Each hemisphere of our brain is responsible for conscious experiences; however, the experiences diff...

Q: What is socratic method?

A: Of the Ancient Greeks, Socrates (469-399 B.C.) is simultaneously the most admirable and strangest. M...

Q: Berscheid and Walster summarized an experiment in which teachers were shown photographs of children ...

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Q: 1.Describe the exosystem as it exists in Urie Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory. 2.Describe...

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Q: How is 'person analysis' conducted prior to training.

A: Person analysis is an integral part of the training needs assessment (TNA). It provides an overview ...

Q: How many teens are impacted by anxiety?

A: Teenagers tend to feel anxiety due to the changes they go through. According to the National Institu...

Q: high school has a number of students who have been identified as being gifted. Which one of the foll...

A: Gifted children are the children who are having intellectual ability more than average. These are th...

Q: What is the self?

A: In psychology, this concept of self has been explained by various theorists. More importantly by the...

Q: Identify 3 models of psychopathology. Critically examine their application in clinical practices.

A: Psychopathology is the field of psychology that deals with the study of psychological disorders that...

Q: The small-n designs are often conducted as  ________ studies.   Which one below is coreect? a. quasi...

A: Small-N designs: It allows researchers to analyze "within-person" variability and tends to associate...

Q: What is structural plasticity?

A: The human brain contains around 86 billion neurons. Many researchers believed that neurogenesis or t...

Q: What is impression management?

A: Impression management is the type of effort an individual puts in to create, protect, maintain or al...

Q: 1. Quincy is newly in love. She programs a specific ringtone into her phone for this special person....

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Q: Describe and define and provide examples of the sympathetic and parasympathetic system.

A: The peripheral nervous system (PNS) handles all nerves supplying the human brain and spinal cord acc...

Q: What is gender and how does it develop?

A: In human context there are two terms which are interchangeably used in our day-to-day lives i.e., ge...