Explain how have you applied, or,how will you apply,the consciousness to your life?Give an original example

Q: A functional assessment of behavior (FBA or FAB) and a behavioral intervention plan (BIP) are import...

A: Learning can be described as a process through which an individual acquires knowledge, behavior, ski...

Q: A researcher creates a new test for aggression levels. To assess the tests validity, its performance...

A: Validity in research means how good the measure is. Validity of a test is whether a test measure wha...

Q: * 00 < co T R 00 # 3 QUESTION 2 The inherited biological factors that shape in individuals behaviors...

A: The inheritance of behaviours and personalities are concerned with various factors that can influenc...

Q: Briefly describe attachment theory including strengths and limitations, explain why is useful for pa...

A: Attachment theory developed by John Bowlby states that, for a healthy emotional and social developme...

Q: Define and explain the differences between semantic, visual imagery, and organizational encoding.

A: Memory is the perseverance of acquiring, comprehending and retaining information over the time, thro...

Q: * 00 T F. R QUESTION 44 The removal of an unpleasant stimulus following a target behavior is--reinfo...

A: Reinforcements are ways to imbibe certain desirable characteristics in the child as a response to th...

Q: According to Abraham Maslow, self-actualization is the point that is seldom reached--at which people...

A: Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a theory given by Abraham Maslow regarding motivation that dictates i...

Q: Suppose you know of someone that has a damaged hippocampus. Give an example of how their everyday li...

A: Suppose you know of someone that has a damaged hippocampus. Give an example of how their everyday li...

Q: Compare and contrast the autonomic nervous system with the somatic nervous system. What are their va...

A: The nervous system is the complex network of nerves and cells in human body, its primary function is...

Q: In moral development theory, the Righteous perspective suggests that people as being differentiated ...

A: Morality or morals refers to an individual's sense of what is right or wrong. These morals or values...

Q: Research shows that when women use expansive posture, they feel more powerful. true or false

A: Expensive posture is defined as the behaviour in which includes sitting erectly,  opening torsos and...

Q: Stefanie does not want to go to the neighborhood pool with her family until she finishes fixing her ...

A:  Imaginary audience refers to an egocentric psychological and psychosocial state in a person that is...

Q: Postmortem studies on individual who committed suicide have revealed alterations in an area of the b...

A: The correct answer is the option which is “hippocampus”. From the four options which are provided, t...

Q: Imagine two children, both entering first grade. One has mastered prereading skills, can sound out m...

A: Reading skills and other cognitive abilities are personally and different from individual to individ...

Q: To conduct a case study on school closures in urban districts, what research question would you ask?...

A: Case study will involve in-depth and opinionated questions.  If you're willing to understand the vie...

Q: Psychosexual stage theory discusses on each stage being characterized by a focus on one of the eroge...

A: According to Psychosexual stages of Sigmund Freud, each each stage is concerned with erogenous zones...

Q: Compare and contrast the cumulative risk and developmental cascade model.

A: There are two main models which defines how risk factor operates and these are: Cumulative risk mod...

Q: Identify the conclusion and premises in the argument in this comic strip. Evaluate the argument. Wha...

A: Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three sub-parts for yo...

Q: List reasons why children may fall off a positive developmental trajectory

A: Children are often trying new things and they are very impressionable and they need constant care an...

Q: The fact that the neural pathways involving the CR are often different from those involved in the UR...

A: Classical conditioning is the theory of learning that claims that learning takes place through assoc...

Q: Answer the question more than 10 sentences According to Bandura, "Much human learning occurs either ...

A: Psychologists define learning as a relatively permanent change that takes place in a person as a con...

Q: What is the impact of rate of maturation – that is, maturing early versus late – on boys and girls.

A: The rate of Maturation is related to the maturation in terms of the age of a child.

Q: Which of the following is an example of self-regulation in an 18-26-month old? a) father dimming th...

A: Self-regulation in toddlers refers to the ability of toddlers to manage and understand their own beh...

Q: What was the purpose and importance of Howard article study?

A: Howard Gardner is one of the famous psychologists who choose intelligence as their part of the study...

Q: 2) Why do you think people are so apathetic in the face of injustice? It is easy to say "We are in d...

A: Silence sends a strong statement, making it a useful tool for communicating about the issue. It is c...

Q: QUESTION 30 The left and right hemispheres of the brain are connected by a bundle of fibers called O...

A:   Human brain consists of the 3 parts, which are the forebrain the midbrain and the hindbrain.  The ...

Q: --conditioning is

A: For Question no. 40 Unconditioned stimulus is any stimulus that can naturally trigger out a response...

Q: Consider way in which a physical disability can be a master status.  What assumptions do people comm...

A: Physical disabilities are disorders that renders a person from properly functioning of one or more t...