Does the application of Social Psychology principles,  theories and research outcomes profoundly shape our social  behaviours  even in our line of duty as Journalists  and PR personnel  or Social  Psychology  principles,  theories and research outcomes merely reflect our social lives (sometimes in ways that are less than flattering)?

Q: On big moral issues, parents and teens tend to  completely disagree  be in agreement  not be familia...

A: Morality refers to collecting principles that enable communities to live cohesively, and what is   "...

Q: a)Who is the founder of psychoanalysis? b) Who is the founder of analitic psychology?

A: Psychoanalysis is a school of thought given by Sigmund Freud. The therapy under psychoanalysis aims ...

Q: what carl rogers tha part of theory you agree with and application to personal experience?

A: Carl roger is considered to be a pioneer in the Humanistic perspective of psychology (1902-1987).  T...

Q: Define cross-case analysis?

A: The cross-case analysis is one research methodology used in psychological researches. It took multip...

Q: what are two communication strategies that someone who is Introverted and Emotionally untestable imp...

A: Communication strategy is described as a plan to gain communication objectives. This may be applied ...

Q: Which of the following is NOT an important component of resilience?   Group of answer choices   It...

A: Resilience is described as a process of adapting satisfactorily in the face of an adversity, tragedy...

Q: When a person is prepared to perceive events in a particular way, it is said that a perceptual expec...

A: Perceptual set. The perceptual set is referred to the predisposition of perception to perceive thing...

Q: What situations have researchers found to be most likely to encourage obedience in participants?

A: Obedience is a form of social influence where an individual acts in response to a direct order4 from...

Q: Suppose the threshold of a neuron were the same as the neuron’s resting potential. What would happen...

A: A neuron would fire action potentials when there is a shift in the electrical energy in the neuron w...

Q: What is abnormal behavior?

A:   Abnormal behavior refers to the action or behavior that is unusual. It is most common that is used...

Q: Which of the following alternative therapies HAS shown promise as an effectivetreatment?a. light the...

A: Alternative psychotherapies are used instead of conventional psychotherapies. These therapies supple...

Q: Prevelance of stress and depression?

A: Stress: It is described as an individual's feeling of physical and emotional tension. Stress can ari...

Q: What are the things that David Week found about eccentrics through his study ?

A: Eccentricity on the part of a person is strange or peculiar behavior. Individuals without being mala...

Q: Which of the following represents a clear example for the "Recursive Decomposition principle" of Pal...

A: This principle suggests that any complex informational event at one level of description can be spec...

Q: Three of the following teachers are likely to promote productive cognitive styles or dispositions re...

A: Cognitive style refers to the distinct process by which individuals understand and process informati...

Q: How does the vestibular system works in relation to balance and motion ?

A: The vestibular system comprises many systems and tracts, but a robust system of interconnected struc...

Q: Danny’s parents taught him that speeding is illegal, and now he complains whenever they drive even 1...

A: Lawrence Kohlberg developed a theory of moral development of children. He believed just like other d...

Q: In classical conditioning, what is the process of discrimination ?

A: Discrimination is used in both classical as well operant conditioning. This process is used to diffe...

Q: Describe McCrae and Costa’s five factors of personality. What is the role of heredity and of environ...

A: Personality is one of the important areas of exploration for psychologists and thus they have develo...

Q: Consequentialist moral reasoning.

A: Utilitarianism: The term "utilitarianism" is described as an "ethical theory" that tends to determin...

Q: Thesis statement about engaging in sports.

A: A thesis statement is an assertion about a topic that gives a short two-line brief about what the th...

Q: Expand the term NGRI ?

A: Criminal responsibility: At the time of the offense in which he or she is charged, a suspect's capac...

Q: What is the impact of both workforce trends and industry trends on I/O psychology?

A: The field of psychology that extends psychological concepts to organizations is industrial-organizat...

Q: Which one of the following scenarios illustrates response to intervention as a diagnostic tool for s...

A: Response to intervention (RTI) is generally used widely in empirical setups that drive using data, h...

Q: What happen when dopamine in reward circuit activate ?

A: Humans are motivated to act when there is a desire or need, and when there is a reward that they ant...

Q: What happens in the brain when people lose consciousness?A. Neurons stop producing action potentials...

A: Neurons stop producing an action potential.  This is the first time when the scientist developed a t...

Q: study statagys, what techniques can help to be more sucseesful remembering information during a test

A: Examinations require that we are tested on an area of knowledge and understanding through questions....

Q: Would the heritability of aggressiveness be greater in Belyaev and Trut’s foxes, or in a wild popula...

A: -The trait that has been selected by Belyaev for in the "Russian foxes" were friendly and fearful. B...

Q: Which one of the following is a legitimate reason for not relying solely on intelligence tests when ...

A: Intelligence is considered to be one of the important elements that facilitate daily life in individ...

Q: What is social influence?

A: Our surroundings are filled with people, numerous interactions occur simultaneously. These interacti...

Q: What is cognitive map?

A: Cognitive map is any visual representation of a mental model for a given process or concept, they ha...

Q: Which of the following reflects social learning theory?  The X or Y chromosome from the father deter...

A: Social learning theory is proposed by Albert Bandura where le moves away from the theory of conditio...

Q: Which one of the following best illustrates inclusion as it is defined by special educators? Questio...

A: The idea of inclusion is an ideal one wherein general context the term means including every section...

Q: What is called conditions of worth ?

A: Conditions of worth are certain conditions that we believe we have to meet or fulfill in order to ga...

Q: Define basic research?

A: Research , according to Clifford and Woody (1980) is the defining , redefining problems, formulating...

Q: The gate control theory of pain posits that the _____ system identifies where the pain is and how ba...

A: The gate control theory of pain, suggests that the spinal cord contains a neurological gate that eit...

Q: Does the application of Social Psychology principles,  theories and research outcomes profoundly sha...

A: The scientific study of the ways in which the behavior, thoughts and feelings of people get influenc...

Q: Identify some nonverbal behaviors that would signal a negative interaction on a first date and on a ...

A: Non verbal communication is the type of communication which doesn't utilize the usage of language or...

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A: The development of self depends upon various factors like self-concept, self-confidence, self-esteem...

Q: Which of the following is a method to inactivate a brain area temporarily? A. Stereotaxic instrument...

A: Various methods and procedures are used for studying brain functioning in humans. These methods serv...

Q: In psychoanalysis, an emotional attachment to the therapist is called a. free association b. manifes...

A: Psychoanalysis or psychodynamic therapy was introduced by Sigmund Freud , according to his view a ps...

Q: Sensate focus is the most common treatment for premature ejaculation. True or False?

A: True Sensate focus is the technique of sexual therapy. This technique was developed by Masters and J...

Q: Sophia is continuously encountering physical abuse from her aggressive husband. Her friend suggests ...

A: Physical abuse is characterized as physical harm other than by unintended means inflicted on a perso...

Q: Driving to school one snowy day, Marco narrowly misses a car that slides through a red light. “Slow ...

A: Social Psychology explains various concepts regarding how a person behaves in a social setting refle...

Q: What is hormones?

A: Hormones are agents in the body that are responsible for a variety of functions including growth, re...

Q: Describe the following by putting appropriate examples. 1.Traumatic Stress 2.Neutral Attitudes 3.Sel...

A: Stress is a condition that affects the physical, emotional, and cognitive areas. Life stressors such...

Q: Even though the outside appearance of Google headquarters may be filled with stereotypicalvisions of...

A: NOTE: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want...

Q: Explain lewis terman: the innate iq

A: Lewis Terman developed the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale in 1916. It was an adapted version of t...

Q: What is ethics and morality?

A: Ethics is also referred to as "moral philosophy" and is described as one of the branches of philosop...

Q: Who developed Person-Centred Counselling? Why the person developed person counselling?

A: Person-centered counseling is also known as client-centered therapy. This therapy is practiced by th...