Dr. Smith conducted an observational study where she observed aggressive behavior on the playground. She was specifically counting how many times there was pushing or kicking on the playground. She had a coding system to categorize the behavior. What type of design was she conducting? Group of answer choices Case Study Systematic Observation Naturalistic Observation Archival Research

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A: Our brain works more than we think consciously, it also works unconsciously and aways make conclusio...

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A: The sleep-wake cycle is the 24-hour sleep pattern which consists of approximately 16 hours of wakefu...

Q: Why are medical diagnoses usually valued, while the use of psychological diagnoses is often criticiz...

A: The method of deciding which illness or ailment describes an individual's signs and symptoms is know...

Q: What is the nature of creative thinking?

A: Creativity refers to the ability to make or do something new that is new, useful, and valued by othe...

Q: High-quality day care can improve children’s social and mental skills. T or F?

A: In recent times, with both working parents, conventional day-care facilities look after children whi...

Q: What are other types of automatic thinking and how do they operate?

A: Automatic thoughts are thoughts that occur as a response to a trigger. They are automatic and occur ...

Q: A behavioral pattern is elicited by (a) a motor program (b) a sign stimulus (c) an imprint (d) a, b,...

A: Behavior patterns have introduced a series of behavior, highlighting their creation as a complicated...

Q: Write down three different activities for improving listening skills through the use of authentic ma...

A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any s...

Q: What characterizes friendships in middle adulthood? A)Friendships are less close and less positiv...

A: Middle adulthood is a developmental stage in the human life span that ranges between 40 to 60 years ...

Q: What does control versus problem orientation means?

A: Communication climate assigns to the social model of a connection and includes the means individuals...

Q: What is the rationale for preventive mental health programs, and why is itimportant to develop resil...

A: Mental health is defined as a state of well-being in which an individual is capable of handling norm...

Q: If a membrane is depolarized to twice its threshold, what happens?A. The neuron produces an action p...

A: The brain and spinal cord have neuron as the cells that communicate with each other. They use electr...

Q: Pain avoidance is a(n) _________________________ drive.

A: The concept of drive reduction theory was given by Clark hull in 1940 as a fundamental framework to ...

Q: Suppose you’re driving home from watching a scary movie about a hitchhiker who was a murderer when y...

A: a. priming.

Q: What is the trade name of Fluvoxamine?

A: Fluvoxamine is an antidepressant that works pharmacologically as a selective serotonin reuptake inhi...

Q: Define savant syndrome

A: Savant Syndrome is an exceptional, but magnificent, state in which individuals with different develo...

Q: List the three (3) components of the successful aging paradigm and briefly define each: ​1. ​2. ​3.

A: The phrase "successful ageing" first appeared in print in the year 1987, when researchers Rowe and K...

Q: Which of the following is least true about eyewitness testimony? a. Jurors and law enforcement profe...

A: Memory errors reduce the efficiency of eyewitness testimony. Eyewitnesses are people who have direct...

Q: QUESTION 19 A body of collected language pulled from real-world sources and used to estimate pr...

A: Language is way of communication between human using speech means spoken language, sign language mea...

Q: QUESTION 45 A common, broad theme shared by all three of the following studies: 1) the mutilate...

A: Problem-solving is the action of establishing a problem; ascertaining the origin of the problem; cla...

Q: Who said “I spent . . . two hours chatting with Einstein. . . . He is cheerful, assured and likable,...

A: Psychological science originated in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. American and Eu...

Q: During which part of a night’s sleep is REM most common?

A: Sleep is defined as naturally occurring condition of body and mind featured by altered awareness, re...

Q: What are the four components of emotional intelligence?

A: Emotional intelligence is a bunch of emotional and social skills that all in all build up how well w...

Q: Emotional arousal facilitates consolidation by what means?A. Suppression of the production of new ne...

A: Emotional arousal refers to a state of heightened or increased physiological activity, which include...

Q: During which decade of life people reach their intellectual peak?

A: Intelligence can be defined as the global capacity of the individual to analyze its surroundings obj...

Q: According to Levinson, which of the following should occur at the end of one's teens?     an inc...

A: Levinson has given theory on human development more focusing on adult development that how an indivi...

Q: The final stage in Erikson's Theory emphasizes:     activity.     generativity.     dise...

A: Erikson in his theory of psychosocial development marked and discussed all the stages and feeling fr...

Q: Effect of fear on the autonomic nervous system a. Fear may increase sympathetic activity only b. Fea...

A: Physiological reactions that occur as a result of emotions are regulated by the autonomic nervous sy...

Q: How would you arrange six matches to form four equilateral triangles?

A: Cognitive biases are errors that arise due to rigid and unadaptable thinking patterns. People who en...

Q: How can we say a theory is good?

A: A Theory is described as a system of ideas that explains as well as illustrates the processes of nat...

Q: Which of the following is true about research on free will? a. People rarely overestimate the amount...

A: Social psychology describes the affective, cognitive and behavioral aspects that are determined by s...

Q: “Enablers” are conditions that help you to behave in ways that are in keeping with your values. T or...

A: The statement : “Enablers” are conditions that help you to behave in ways that are in keeping with y...

Q: Similarities and differences of freud and adler's theory?

A: Alfred Alder and Sigmund Freud were both colleagues who helped establish psychoanalysis. They both w...

Q: Which statement describes language development in middle childhood? A)Experience with language an...

A: Middle childhood refers to the period of development between ages 6 to 8,  is a time when children g...

Q: ______________ (Secure/Defensive) self-esteem correlates with aggressive and antisocial behavior. __...

A: Secure Self-Esteem: Secure self-esteem describes people whose self-esteem is not affected by externa...

Q: How did Freud think people defended themselves against anxiety?

A: Freud used the defense mechanism as a way developed by the ego to defend against anxiety.

Q: When those who feel frustrated become angry and aggressive, this is referred to as the _________. (f...

A: Frustration leads to aggression and elicits negative emotions. Aggression is caused by frustration c...

Q: list at least four (4) strategies that rehab counselors should utilize in promoting and facilitating...

A: Rehabilitation counseling for the disabled is to assist the individuals regain their independence to...

Q: What function does cortisol play in the initial response to stress?

A: Cortisol is regularly called the "stress hormone" in view of its association with the stress respons...

Q: Lilly has been told by her doctor that she is suffering from a terminal illness. Instead of making p...

A: Sigmund Freud introduced the term defense mechanism. Defense mechanisms refers to an unconscious psy...

Q: The observational method is best at answering which of these questions? a. How polite are people in ...

A: The observational method is best at answering which of these questions? a. How polite are people in...

Q: Discuss the brain (nervous system) basis for Parkinson's disease.

A: Parkison’s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder characterized by motor symptoms like rigid moveme...

Q: Describe Kitty case study. Two lecture factors to increase help. Why?

A: Kitty Genovese, was a young woman of 28 years, was returning from her work shift late night or early...

Q: what strategies do you think someone will use if they have an online interview?

A: Online interviews are conducted for various purposes be it for employing someone , be it for admissi...

Q: To what extent is aggression preceded by frustration?

A: Aggression is overt or covert, usually dangerous, social communication with the purpose of inflictin...

Q: Relate the following: terms: educare, exducere, heteroeducation, self-education, enhancement, growth...

A: Education refers to the process or act of transmitting or acquiring knowledge, developing the powers...

Q: QUESTION 12 The principle of cognitive economy means:     Associated concepts can prime r...

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Q: How will you combined theme-based and project-based learning approach?

A: Theme- based and project-based approach are two different approaches of teaching in which students l...

Q: Explain the relationship that middle-aged children share with aging parents.

A: Aging or aging is the means of growing older. In humans, aging signifies the collection of differenc...

Q: What are the types of personalities?

A: Personality refers to the unique way of thinking, feeling, and behaving. Every individual is differe...