Define “agricultural extension” in your own words [3]

Q: What is sensory memory ?

A: Memory points to the manners that are employed to collect, preserve, maintain, and following recover...

Q: What are the generic names of Atypical Antipsychotics?

A: Atypical Antipsychotics refers to the medications which are majorly used to take care of individuals...

Q: What is the difference between quantitative research and qualitative? Describe all of the possible d...

A: Basic techniques for gathering and processing data are referred to as research methods. Creating the...

Q: How sociocultural approaches help people with Alzheimer’s ?

A: Alzheimer's disease is a continuous neurologic disease that induces the brain to shrivel (atrophy) i...

Q: When is cognitive dissonance the highest?   Select one: a. When there are four or more discordan...

A: Everyday we come across situations where we engage in attitude discrepant behavior that requires our...

Q: The lower brain structure that governs arousal is thea. spinal cord.b. cerebellum.c. reticular forma...

A: Brainstem is the area at the base of the brain which is between the grounded structures of the cereb...

Q: Comment on "Stressors—Things That Push Our Buttons"

A: When someone faces stressors, the body’s stress response is triggered, also a variety of physiologic...

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: What are the three self-assessment elements within metacognition?

A: Metacognition is the awareness of one’s thought process and comprehending the outlines behind them.

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A: Trial and Error reasoning 

Q: How are brain stimulation and psychosurgery used in treating specific disorders?

A: Psychological disorders are a wide range of conditions that might affect the individual's behavior, ...

Q: Do psychological disorders predict violent behavior?

A: Violent behavior is any conduct by a person that frightens or truly hurts or damages the person or o...

Q: According to Richard Lazarus, choosing a way to meet a threat or challenge takes place during the a....

A: An intention to understand stress as a more interactive phenomenon, Richard Lazarus introduced the t...

Q: What is the function of extending a hand when "Respectfully receiving a certificate" and what is the...

A: EXTENDING A HAND WHILE RECEIVENG  A CERTIFICATE : while one receives a certificate he or she extends...

Q: A person with schizophrenia who has _________ symptoms. (fill in the blank)

A: Schizophrenia is a severe mental disease in which individuals understand actuality abnormally. Schiz...

Q: What is our short-term memory capacity?

A: The Magic number 7 (give or take two) gives proof to the limit of short term memory.   

Q: Gender role refers to oura. personal sense of being male or female.b. culture’s expectations about t...

A: Gender roles can be described as social norms and various roles which are associated with range of a...

Q: Explain your own word

A: Parenting programs are educational programs that help in preparing young couples who are either prog...

Q: What evidence suggests two types of depression are influenced by different genes?

A: People may into the depression due to the various causes like stress, overthinking etc., and to be t...

Q: After you have acquired a conditioned response, it may be weakened by repeated ________________ . a....

A: Classical conditioning takes place when a neutral stimulus is repeatedly paired with a biologically ...

Q: How the principles of observational learning can be applied to promote social change and healthy beh...

A: PRINCIPLES OF OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING : observational learning is a major component of Bandura's soci...

Q: 17 Which of the following are qualities of successful outreach workers? (Choose all that apply.) G...

A: Outreach workers are about that worker who is in a position of entry-level or very poor, it is a Non...

Q: What evidence most directly links children’s toy play to prenatal hormones?

A: Prenatal hormones refer to the hormones which primarily determine the adult sexual behavior, or as a...

Q: Examine the difference between convergent and divergent thinking with the help of specific examples ...

A: Convergent thinking emphasizes accuracy and speed and always focuses on finding a creative and effec...

Q: What is the key difference between social anxiety disorder and Avoidant personality disorder?

A: Social anxiety, or social fear, is a particular sort of anxiety portrayed by a dread of social circu...

Q: What is meant by hopelessness ?

A: Hopelessness is a feeling of lack of hope.  The term ‘hopelessness’ describes feeling lack of motiva...

Q: What evidence indicates that tolerance is to a large extent learned? a. Tolerance is greater in the ...

A: Drug Tolerance simply means the reduced effect of drug with repeated intake; due to reduction in per...

Q: On what sources of information do we base our judgment about our own level of efficacy?

A: Self-Efficacy is someone's distinct set of ideas that define how strongly one can perform a strategy...

Q: 41 PART A Informed consent means that providers…(Choose one.) Group of answer choices Have the op...

A: Informed consent means that providers -Should provide clients with as much information as they need ...

Q: People with untreated type 1 diabetes have ____ levels of insulin, ____ levels of blood glucose, and...

A: Type-1 diabetes happens when the pancreas fails to produce insulin or produce a very small amount of...

Q: Construct your own scientifically sound definition of play. Explain your reasoning for this definiti...

A: Play is one such domain in psychology which leads to the holistic development. The significance of p...

Q: What is electroencephalograph?

A: Electroencephalograph was invented by Hans Berger in the year 1929 it is an electrophysical monitori...

Q: According to Maslow, what are the needs for a good death? Select one: a. Life satisfaction, satis...

A: According to Maslow, what are the needs for a good death?  a. Life satisfaction, satisfaction in th...

Q: 40

A: Insight

Q: If two structures are both on the left side of the body, they are______ to each other. If one is on ...

A: In anatomy, certain terms are help to signify the orientation of the physique.

Q: You have an important choice to make. To make the best decision, after being presented with your ch...

A: Making a decision may vary from person to person as it is a subjective topic and everyone decision g...

Q: Fluency, flexibility, and originality are characteristics of a. convergent thought b. deductive thin...

A: Creativity is a process in which something unique and useful is created. The generated object though...

Q: John checked out a thick book from a local library. He does not like the book much, but he renewed t...

A: John checked out a thick book from a local library. He does not like the book much, but he renewed t...

Q: What are the Psychographic Characteristic of Liter of Lights in Philippines?

A: In the field of marketing, analysis of consumers is done in order to understand consumer interests, ...

Q: What is Severe ID?

A: Intellectual disability: In psychology, the term intellectual disability is also denoted as "ID" and...

Q: Describe Asch’s experiments on conformity.

A: -In psychology, the "Asch paradigm" or the "Asch conformity experiments" were determined as a series...

Q: Give four examples as to how Carl Rogers Theory applies to nursing?

A: Carl Rogers was the pioneer of humanistic school of thought in psychology, he believed that a human ...

Q: An important psychological contributor to drug use is (select from the given options) a. inflated se...

A: According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorder (DSM 5), substance abuse or dr...

Q: Explain how the fundamental attribution error can affect our interpretation of behavior.

A: Fundamental attribution error is an error of an individual perceiving someone complete personality o...

Q: What is social cognitive theory?

A: Social Cognitive Theory was given by Albert Bandura.

Q: 15 From the following events, please select those that are likely to produce traumatic stress react...

A: Traumatic stress is not as common stress one face in their daily life due to the daily hustle-bustle...

Q: Why do so many people continue to perceive most people with schizophrenia as dangerous and violent, ...

A: Schizophrenia is a psychological disorder that affects the working of the brain.

Q: What tends to be characteristic of teenagers who are extreme “evening” types? a. They have trouble m...

A: A teenager is one who is between 13 and 19 years old. Adolescence is a transitional grade of bodily ...

Q: What does “holistic” or “holism” refer to? Define the term and provide one clear, brief example.

A: Psychology has been obtained from two Greek terms, psyche connoting soul and logos for study of a su...

Q: How stress affect immunity?

A: Stress is a psychological problem, which arises when the individual feels threatened or in a state o...