Define sensation and identify three examples of sensations that you experienced while completing these activities. Define perception and identify three examples of perceptions you experienced throughout these activities. What is the difference between bottom-up and top-down processing? Explain and give an example of each.

Q: The car he was driving had skidded off the road and flipped over in a ditch. The woman who was with ...

A: Sociologists who are interested in how institutions and people influence each other have been quick ...

Q: How do people with a personality disorder differ from people who are psychologically well adjusted?

A: Personality disorder refers to the deviation of an individual behavioral pattern and personality tra...

Q: Which of the following is the most typical outcome after someone develops major depression? a. The p...

A: Depression is one of those mental Illneses which are growing day by day in world. These are of great...

Q: Answer the question give below and make it sure to strengthen your answer with strong ethical argume...

A: Morally it is not correct to take someone's life but at the end it is her choice because it is not i...

Q: Reflect on the importance of contraception and Reproductive Health Law. 10-11 sentences

A: With the advancement of societies and modernization, different laws have been formulated for human w...

Q: According to Shneidman, what is the key to suicide?

A: A specific act of an individual to escape pain and suffering which is caused by various reasons and ...

Q: What is meant by the “hard problem”?

A: The hard problem of consciousness is the problem of explaining why and how we have qualia or phenome...

Q: Are there courses for neglected people?

A: The term "Neglect" is a form of avoidance or ignoring the child's physical, emotional and basic need...

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of precollected data?

A: Pre-collected data is the one which is gathered before the actual research process begins. For insta...

Q: How humanistic counseling are influential in counselling skill?

A: There are a variety of techniques and approaches used in counselling process by counsellors in the f...

Q: Did Factitious disorder have voluntary control over symptoms ?

A: The factitious disorder also known as Munchausen's syndrome is when an individual falsifies symptoms...

Q: What factors contribute to forgetting information

A: Forgetting is the inability to recall information from the memory.   

Q: Conversion disorder often is hard, even for physicians, to distinguish from a genuine medical proble...

A: Ans. At times people face issues, irrespective of any evidence. And, then it becomes really difficul...

Q: Reflective Question: Why do you think it is essential to have an understanding of text as connected ...

A: It is essential, Since through this, we understand what the circumstance/message the message is conc...

Q: Insulin: Hormone secreted by _________. (fill in the blank)

A: Ans. There are several hormones secreted by a person's body. And, each hormone has a role to play in...

Q: Thanks to recent breakthroughs, research findings on theneed of infant monkeys for warmth and affect...

A: Harry Harlow's empirical work with primates is currently thought to be a "classic" in behavioral sci...

Q: what is sympathy and empathy

A: The terms sympathy and empathy are frequently befuddled and utilized reciprocally. However, both of ...

Q: What us eternal locus of control?

A: The branch of psychology focuses upon the different pattern that how an individual thinks, feel, beh...

Q: Thanks to modern lighting and social media diversions, many adults who would have gone to bed at 9:0...

A: Century ago many adult would have gone to bed at 9 P.M. But now Many adults are gone gone to bed at ...

Q: 1. What does this statement mean, please give examples that connect to this claim? Write a paragraph...

A: Individuals around the world are involved in making decisions and living under the repercussions of ...

Q: The inclusive definition of multiculturalism believes that:

A: Multiculturalism means in simple words to the many different cultures, with different beliefs, philo...

Q: In what way does the phi phenomenon imply that a new stimulus sometimes changes consciousness of wha...

A: Remember those books of still images, known as flip books that you had as a youngster? At the point ...

Q: What is not one of the foundations of the human rights framework

A: Human rights to be defined can be said as to be the moral principles/rules for standards of the beha...

Q: According to Total Physical Response, the most important barrier in language teaching is-. O A. unre...

A: Total Physical Response (TPR) is a way of teaching a second language. This involves teaching with co...

Q: Hippocrates proposed a typology of personality based on- A. Trigunas B. Humour C. Tridosha D. Body b...

A:   Personality, can be defined as individual' unique and fairly stable patterns of behavior, thoughts...

Q: What are the major milestones which babies acquired in the first year ?

A: Developmental milestones are a set of functional skills that are age-specific and can be completed b...

Q: What is the sorites paradox?

A: The sorites paradox refers to a group of paradoxical propositions, generally known minimal arguments...

Q: What is somatization pattern ?

A: Most individuals experience somatization sooner or later in their lives. Throwing up from anxiety, h...

Q: What is Yerkes-Dodson law?

A: Robert Yerkes and John D. Dodson developed a theory to explain the impact of arousal motivation on p...

Q: How Zajonc; LeDoux theory explain emotions?

A: An intense feeling which can be generated of occurring through the various situations, circumstances...

Q: how you believe children learn best.

A: Learning is a time-consuming cognitive process that should not be hastened. To begin developing skil...

Q: In what ways might relaxation and meditation influence stress and health?

A: Stress It is defined as the pattern of responses that an individual makes to an event that tends to ...

Q: Discuss short-term metacognitive interventions for post-crisis. What does the recent literature say ...

A: After a crisis a lot of negative thoughts and feelings are wandering through the mind of a person. S...

Q: In his work Discourse on Method, René Descartes emphasized the O importance of the mind O risk of sc...

A: Ans- In his work Discourse on Method, Rene Descartes emphasized the risk of the separation of mind a...

Q: What is Physician-assisted suicide?

A: Suicide is the Self-intended harm to self.  According to WHO, "Suicide is the act of intentionally c...

Q: What are the advantages of bright light treatment compared to antidepressant drugs?

A: Bright light treatment also known as light therapy or phototherapy is the exposure to bright light o...

Q: Where is seasonal affective disorder most common? a. Near the equator b. Nearer the poles c. Close t...

A: Seasonal affective disorder or major depressive disorder with seasonal patterns is a condition in wh...

Q: What is grit?

A: Traits are the fundamental units of an individual's personality and these are predisposing factors t...

Q: Recalling the postal code of your former home but not recalling the postal code of your current home...

A: Introduction retroactive inhibition:  the tendency of forgetting the previously learned information ...

Q: How do songs help arouse emotions that might sustain protest? How about frames?

A: Music as therapyThis music research aligns with the larger arena of music therapy. The American Musi...

Q: Is it a fixed ratio , variable ratio , fixed interval , or variable interval

A: In operant conditioning,  reinforcement can be considered as the technique to increase the likelihoo...

Q: How would the external genitals appear on a genetic female rat that lacked alpha-fetoprotein?

A: Sex hormones refer to the gonads and adrenal gland producing hormones that affect an individual's se...

Q: human memory has been shown to be incredibly unreliable. With thay in mind, how do you know which of...

A: Memory is defined as the ability to learn and store new knowledge, as well as recall it in a conscio...

Q: How can you as an adolescent balance the expectation of the significant people in your life and your...

A: Adolescence is one of the critical and transitional phase between childhood, and maturity, i.e., the...

Q: Which of these statements about the observer perspective of episodic memories is true? Group of answ...

A: Episodic memory is the memory which is linked to the recall of the episodes from the past events and...

Q: What is polysomnographic ?

A: Polysomnography is abbreviated as PSG. Polysomnography (PSG) is a review or test done while you're c...

Q: Which areas are key areas for remembering episodic memories? Group of answer choices Frontal lobes H...

A: Episodic memories refers to our memories about personal and past events of life.  

Q: How do psychologists define motivation?

A: Psychologists define motivation as a need or desire that empowers and coordinates behavior.Psycholog...

Q: What is suicide prevention program called in England ?

A: The word "suicide prevention" is explained in terms of a collection of efforts to decrease the risk ...

Q: Moana’s mother tells her: “Sometimes who we wish we were and what we wish we could do is just not me...

A: In our day to day life ,we generally encounter with various kinds of situations. and in these situat...