Explain why some psychologists are skeptical of the idea of a few basic emotions

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Q: What is “shell shock” during World War I and “combat fatigue” during World War II refers to?

A: In the world of historical psychology, the stages where the years of 1914 when many soldiers started...

Q: What is the trade name of Clozapine?

A: The first atypical Antipsychotic medication is clozapine, used to treat psychotic symptoms and decre...

Q: What is the difference between the findings of correlation or casual?

A:   Research can be experimental or non experimental. A research can be defined as a systematic invest...

Q: Elements in critical thinking are as the following: i. Arguments ii. Facts iii. Ideas iv. Prediction...

A: To form a judgment critical thinking is used by analyzing, interpreting, synthesizing, and evaluatin...

Q: Who derived the test intelligence quotient, or IQ?

A: The elements theories of intelligence have provided a clearer understanding of the nature of ability...

Q: What are the basic themes of humanistic therapy? What are the specific goalsand techniques of Rogers...

A: The humanistic school of thought gave some major approaches suggesting that our internal factors suc...

Q: When and why were intelligence tests created, and how do today’s tests differ from early intelligenc...

A: The beginning of Intelligence Tests is credited to Alfred Binet, who proposed the first intelligence...

Q: What are three big ideas that have survived from Freud’s work in psychoanalytictheory? What are thre...

A: Sigmund Freud He was an Austrian Neurologist and the father\founder  of psychoanalysis. The belief t...

Q: What is progressive relaxation?

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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 information in short-term memory has______________. Without continually revisiting the informati...

A: Memory is defined as the process of the storing and retrieving the information for the specified per...

Q: What is the first thing to check for when assessing a victim of an emergency that you happen to come...

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Q: In Milgram’s experiments, the rate of compliance was highestwhena. the “learner” was at a distance f...

A: Stanley Milgram was a psychologist at Yale University, he conducted an experiment to find out the se...

Q: What is memory ?

A:  The scientific and systematic study which is grounded upon the theory of mind and behavior that inc...

Q: How can knowing more about psychology help you?

A: A definition of psychology is the branch of social sciences and scientific study of cognitions and b...

Q: Why is it so difficult to learn a new language in adulthood?

A: Language is defined as the symbolic structure of communication. It is this system through which two ...

Q: Explain Piaget’s four main stages of cognitive development, and describe how children’s thinking cha...

A: Piaget theory of cognitive development is the theory which explains different types of stages for a ...

Q: For which all treatment Beck’s cognitive therapy was effectively used?

A: Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) is a time-discreet, structured, current-oriented psychotherapy that...

Q: Which are the classification of intelligence test?

A: A psychological exam or assessment entails putting every component of a study to the test, from the ...

Q: What is a description of ADHD in 50 to 1

A: Psychological Disorders are problems associated with behavior, cognition, regulation of emotions tha...

Q: How the mind is affected by people telling other people what to do or how to do certain task. And ho...

A: Thers are some psychological issues and concepts which intends to be focused over the different type...

Q: 11. Discuss the characteristics of emerging adulthood.

A: 11. Emerging Adulthood/Early Adulthood can be defined as the time starts from the late teens and con...

Q: What do errors of prediction refer to in learning? Group of answer choices A- Dopamine has little to...

A: Errors of prediction refer to the differences between what actually happens and what was expected to...

Q: Explain how a dilemma occurs in a person?

A: It can be very well said that many times, people suffer from mental stress only because when they ha...

Q: Schemas of entire groups of people that assume that all members share the same characteristics are c...

A: The branch of psychology which studies how an individual's feelings, thoughts, and behavior can infl...

Q: 9.  Which of the following is NOT considered a need for human motivation? Group of answer choices R...

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Q: 0. This deals with learning reguirements, level of difficulty, expectations, attributions, and sense...

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Q: What is the trade name of Phenelzine?

A: Phenelzine medicine is a MAOI ( monoamine oxidase inhibitor), prescribed by doctors for depression.

Q: Freud believed that our defense mechanisms operate ______________ (consciously/unconsciously) and de...

A: Defense Mechanisms are behaviours people indulge in, in order to prevent themselves from any unpleas...

Q: Question 13 What is REM sleep? Stage 2: immune system repairs Stage 4: Eyes moving erratically, and ...

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Q: What does stress mean? What are the better ways you can do in handling stress?

A: The word " Stress" has been derived from a Latin word and which is as followed-  Strictus - It mean...

Q: According to the scenario what would these parents do; authoritarian , authoritative and permissive

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Q: What is currently going on in your conscious mind as you read this sentence, is an example of?

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Q: What is the correct in-text reference format for a direct quote Veit & Gould (2010, p158) emphasize ...

A: Reference styles are the patterns of writing the consulted authors of whose studies are referred for...

Q: What is imitation in language?

A: The systematic study of language which suggests the creation ship between linguistic factors and psy...

Q: What kind of interventions and support is available for children with ADHD?

A:   ADHD stands for 'Attention-Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder'. ADHD is a common disorder of childhoo...

Q: How have humanistic theories influenced psychology? What criticisms havethey faced?

A: Humanistic psychology refers to the approach of psychology that focuses on the promotion of the heal...

Q: Why is positive communication important in bullying prevention ?

A: In adolescent age period children experience a change in their physiology as well as in biology. bot...

Q: What are the generic names of Dual-Action Antidepressants?

A: Dual-action medications work by inhibiting the reuptake of both serotonin and norepinephrine.

Q: Respond to the following questions in 100 to 150 Why is object recognition important? What processe...

A: Object recognition refers to the ability of an individual to recognize, perceive, and mentally repre...

Q: Which elements of traditional psychoanalysis have modern-day psychodynamic theorists and therapists ...

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Q: Is it really surprising that adolescents engage in risky behaviors? What kinds of activities do adol...

A: The adolescent is an age of adventure where an individual is full of energy and exposure to new expe...

Q: What is general intelligence?

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

Q: James Olds and Peter Milner discovered? Group of answer choices the existence of 7 separate core wir...

A: James Olds and Peter Milner experimented on rats and discovered the Brain stimulation reward, They w...

Q: Provide two examples of stress specific to traditional college students

A: Stress can be understood as the psychological perception of a stimulus to be threatening and thereby...

Q: Gender can be defined as: The biological and physiological characteristics of men and women None of ...

A: A branch of psychology that deal with the study related to the different concepts across culture and...

Q: Explain how the search for identity affects us during adolescence, and discuss how forming an identi...

A: Ans. Adolescence refers to the age group of 10-19 years. It includes several changes that influences...

Q: What is PTSD?

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

Q: Define language

A: Psycholinguistics It is a sub-discipline of psychology dealing with the study of how language is rep...