Did self-injury help a person deal with chronic feelings of emptiness, boredom, and identity confusion. ?

Q: Teachers often overuse punishment and use positive reinforcement techniques incorrectly because they

A: Individuals or organisms are encouraged to conduct the desired action by obtaining rewards, which is...

Q: How does trauma affect a person and causes them to mature?

A: According to the APA, trauma refers to a distressed or emotional response to an event such as rape, ...

Q: 25.  Of all the facial expressions indicating emotions studied in couples, which do you think poses...

A: Gottman described 4 communication styles that might predict relationship failures or pose a threat t...

Q: What is Sadness?

A: Basic emotions are the fundamental diverse from each other and all emotional experiences are a compo...

Q: what do these claims mean? why do people believe these two claims? write a paragraph for both statem...

A: Spirituality can be considered as a process of re-formation where an individual find their true purp...

Q: At first of medical researches in 1950s ,according to researchers what was the cause of depression ?

A: Depression first appears in Mesopotamia in the 2nd millennium B.C.E, and they believe that it has ap...

Q: What type of study design is optimal when testing the developmental changes in autobiographical memo...

A: There are different types of designs such as Longitudinal design, Cross-sectional design, Sequential...

Q: sensation and perception how are they different and how do they interact?

A: Sensation and perception are the two phenomenon which happen in our daily life.   

Q: What is PTSD?

A: > Psychological disorders are mental illnesses impairing normal functioning and adjustment of ind...

Q: Question 24 Which of the following statements describes the "EGO"? Expresses sexual and aggressive i...

A: 1. ID: It follows the pleasure principle. It is driven by primitive instincts and demands for immedi...

Q: An event, situation, or condition that decreases the likelihood that certain behaviour will recur de...

A: Conditioning in psychology is a process of behavior when an action of reinforcement again and again,...

Q: Did the depart of family members and friend lead to suicide ?

A: Suicidal thoughts or suicidal ideation are the thoughts about taking one's own life, leading to suic...

Q: Describe Pathological doubt obsession?

A: Obsessions were once thought to be the result of suppressed urges or to be hostile or sexually sugge...

Q: Describe Erikson’s eight stages of psychosocial development and their accompanying issues.

A: Human Development is life long process. It takes place from birth till death. During this process, h...

Q: The practice of saying some information to be remembered over and over in one's head in order to mai...

A: Memory  It refers to the procedure of encoding, retaining as well as retrieving information over a p...

Q: what are the key to happiness? do you believe that life has meaning?

A: Happiness is a passionate state portrayed by sensations of euphoria, fulfillment, happiness, and sat...

Q: How has Science and Technology shaped you and your community? How will it potentially influence your...

A: From personalized PCs in our pockets to self-driving cars, the world is at our fingertips today than...

Q: The most enthusiastic or optimistic view of the effectivenessof psychotherapy comes froma. outcome r...

A: The systematic treatment for the various kind of mental disorders and mental issues such as emotiona...

Q: What are the key assumptions of humanistic therapy, including client-centered therapy?

A: Humanistic therapy is an approach to mental health care emphasizing personal growth and responsibili...

Q: What is practical intelligence?

A: Many scholars believe that a person's intellect varies according on culture, and that it is thus a s...

Q: According to Cognitive-behavioral theories what cause unipolar depression ?

A: Unipolar depression is also termed as (MDD) Major depressive disorder, is explained by a persistent ...

Q: ompare this experience of becoming a parent for the diverse family forms (i.e., single-parent famili...

A: Human families are very diverse in nature. They range from single-parent families, nuclear families,...

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: What is the difference of Erich Fromm's approach to personality with all the other personality theor...

A: Ans. Personality includes the various ways in which a person acknowledges other people as well as ci...

Q: What is the first messenger ?

A: Human body is comprised for many factors. Among them some are essential for the functioning of body....

Q: What are the three criteria that a psychological test must meet in order to be widely accepted? Expl...

A: The psychological assessment can be referred to as the procedures and the techniques of testing whic...

Q: What are the features that distinguish normal anxiety from pathological anxiety?

A: Anxiety can be defined as a feeling of apprehensions or fear related to a particular thing e.g exam,...

Q: What factors contribute to forgetting information

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

Q: What are the three main eating disorders, and how do biological, psychological,and social-cultural i...

A: Eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder are disorders in which ...

Q: What is the process of reconstruction of memories? What happens to memories during this process? Wha...

A: Memories form n integral part of every individual. They define our experience and help us adapt to e...

Q: What is heritability?

A: Heritability is defined as the amount of observable variation in a population that is due to individ...

Q: What theoretical perspectives have guided lifespan development?

A: Life span development is an essential field of study in psychology. It aims to explore and analyze a...

Q: Which of the following describes cognitive psychology? Studies mental processes involved in memory, ...

A: The field of psychology has various sub fields including cognitive psychology, developmental psychol...

Q: A discussion of two scientific research methods commonly used by psychologists (Approximately  400 w...

A: Two research methods that are used by psychologists are quantitative and qualitative methods. Under ...

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: 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: What are the fundamental attribution error and the self-serving bias?

A: Attribution theory explains how people perceive the information to come to a casual judgment about s...

Q: Unfocused tension, apprehension, and arousal are symptoms of ____________________________ disorder.

A: The mental health conditions or mental health issues which can affect a person mood, feeling, thinki...

Q: What does the photo mean?

A:  If you can’t handle stress, you can’t handle success. To become successful, it is very important th...

Q: Why do psychologists no longer perform procedures like lobotomies and why are psychologists limited ...

A: A lobotomy is a form of neurosurgery intended to treat patients with mental disorders and to help in...

Q: Described Emotion-focused coping

A: > Coping refers to management of stressful situation, resulting from demands or challenges of lif...

Q: What is bandwagon effect?

A: The bandwagon effect emerges from psychological and sociological variables. Individuals like to be i...

Q: A therapist says that psychological disorders are sicknessesand people with these disorders should b...

A: The mental health conditions which affect a person's behavior, feeling, personality and generate dys...

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: What are some of the qualities a positive role model should have for young children? Why are these q...

A: Childhood is a very tender age. In this phase of life, children are not able to distinguish between ...

Q: What is general intelligence?

A: General Intelligence('g' factor) is the presence of a broad intellectual ability that impacts perfor...

Q: Explain understanding emotions?

A: Emotions are the subjective state of mind.  Emotions can be of two kinds: Positive emotions.  Negat...

Q: What is forgiveness? How is it different from reconciliation?

A: Forgetting and forgiveness are two different terms with different meanings and should not be conside...

Q: What is anhedonia ?

A: Psychopathology  It is a branch of psychology concerned with the study of abnormal behavior with the...

Q: Which are the famous personalities who experienced recurring depression ?

A: Depression is a very common psychological problem. It is a mood disorder which is present globally. ...