Explains how public stigma on mental illness makes patient lose confident and having self doubt. Give example how this effect them at workplace.

Q: 8.  The confidence that an individual has in his or her ability to perform a task is known as: Grou...

A: Self-esteem refers to the value or worth an individual holds in their own eyes.  Self-efficacy refer...

Q: Physiology of Stress does affects to you as a person?

A: Stress can be caused by a variety of conditions or life events. Individuals cope with stress in diff...

Q: What is aptitude test?

A: Aptitude test is a type of psychological test which contribute its part in assessment of different m...

Q: What are the symptoms of dissociative amnesia ?

A: Amnesia or general amnesia is a condition marked by loss of memory, mainly includes facts, memories,...

Q: Child Psychologist David Elkind has called today's child the "hurried child." Do you believe that ch...

A: Rushing kids always has been a concern in child advancement. Many of the world's most outstanding ed...

Q: In metacognition, how can we rate one's thinking based on his/her understanding?

A: In brain science, metacognition includes being familiar with oneself as a scholar and how one manage...

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: What is the trade name of Bupropion?

A: Bupropion is an antidepressant mainly used to treat patients with major depression. Bupropion is mor...

Q: What can you say about "Multicultural Counseling" in a positive and negative perspective, in your op...

A: In a given society ,it is culture which helps in structuring individual's behavior, values, percepti...

Q: What is the best way to handle and react to people with Alzheimer's disease?

A: The limbic system is the most important part of the human brain. The hippocampus, amygdala, thalamus...

Q: How do culture and values influence the therapist-client relationship?

A: A therapeutic relationship refers to the connection established between the client and the therapist...

Q: Scenario A: It is your 16th birthday and several of your friends are sleeping over. Mom and dad went...

A: The well-being and development of a child are heavily dependent on the emotional environment in whic...

Q: Please answer the questions for the following scenario:  You are driving home from school and you d...

A: The Psychoanalytic School of Psychology, propelled by the findings of Sir Sigmund Freud, proposed th...

Q: five ways how community psychology helps people.

A: Community psychology is the branch of psychology that studies an individual's interaction with the e...

Q: Scenario A: It is your 16th birthday and several of your friends are sleeping over. Mom and dad went...

A: Parenting styles refer to the pattern through which parents behave and show their attitude and autho...

Q: Why we fear the wrong things?

A: Fear is an extremely undesirable sentiment in reaction to sensing or identifying risk or threat.  Fe...

Q: Explain understanding emotions?

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

Q: Why is the book cat in the hat appealing to young children ?

A: The book 'Cat in The Hat' was written by Dr. Seuss. The story is about an anthropomorphic cat. 

Q: Explain how this image illustrates the gestalt principle? (define & apply)

A: Individuals' capacity and inherent skill in interpreting the surrounding objects and light they expe...

Q: What is the best description of motivation? Group of answer choices a force that focuses energy and ...

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Q: QUESTION 5 Several years ago Tim attended a Terps fooball game for the first time, where the Terms w...

A: Forgetting is a phenomenon in which memory for certain events and things may be lost over a period o...

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 does a polygraph measure and why are its resultsquestionable?

A: The polygraph which is also known as magic behind reading of mind is mostly used in the field of esp...

Q: Explain, what is meant by “fear is actually a packageof responses that are physical, emotional, andc...

A: The extensive unpleasant and disturbing emotions triggered various stimuli such as danger, threat, a...

Q: For what one of the subpersonalities may even assume as a “protector” ?

A: The term "subpersonalities" is commonly used to refer to the alter of an individual with DID (Dissoc...

Q: What is the trade name of Olanzapine?

A: The clinical aspects of treatment of psychological disorders was not much in news before 1950s . Dur...

Q: What is discrepancy hypothesis?

A: Ans- The discrepancy hypothesis states that an organism attends and affectively responds to new stim...

Q: Question 11 The capacity to acquire, retain, and recall knowledge and skills describes which the fol...

A: Memory is defined as the process in which a person uses his mental capacity to store the data and in...

Q: List two ways that parents can promote their adolescent’s academic achievement. Explain why each is ...

A: Education is one of the fundamental values that is bestowed upon children from the very beginning to...

Q: Why is the book cat in the hat appealing for young children

A: Linguistic development in early childhood is an essential milestone in children development. The chi...

Q: How can sexually transmitted infections be prevented?

A: Sexually transmitted infections or STIs and sexually transmitted diseases or STDs are quite common s...

Q: After hours of driving alone in an unfamiliar city, you finally see a diner. Although itlooks desert...

A: Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a theory that was proposed by an American psychologist named Abraham ...

Q: Role of stress as a barrier to college completion.

A: Stress, simply means, one's body response to a problematic situation or event. Stress occurs when th...

Q: With a challenging task, such as taking a difficult exam,performance is likely to peak when arousal ...

A: Robert Yerkes and John D. Dodson developed a theory that increase in arousal level can lead to impro...

Q: Matt failed his Spanish test, but his friend Devin got an A. Matt thinks "Devin did well because the...

A: > Social psychology is subfield of psychology which involves study of influence of other's presen...

Q: Explained four or more ways community psychology helps people

A: Community Psychology is a field with a one-of-a-kind new viewpoint for comprehension of thepeople in...

Q: A fortune cookie advises, “Love yourself and happiness willfollow.” Is this good advice?

A: This is a word of wisdom assuming the self-love is the right sort that will cultivate development an...

Q: What is something you have learned how to do after watching someone else? 2.What kinds of things hav...

A: In the field of psychology, learning is the result of experience which leads to permanent behavioura...

Q: How do misinformation, imagination, and source amnesia influence our memory construction?

A: Research suggests that information stored in memory alters over time which changes the meaning of th...

Q: What brain areas are involved in language processing and speech?

A: The study includes that how linguistic factors and other psychological and biological aspects are in...

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: 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: 58.  What recently discovered system has been hypothesized to function as a bridge between the sens...

A: Introduction: Neurons transmit signals from environment throughout our body. There are three types o...

Q: Describe arbitrary inference?

A: Cognitive Distortions  It refers to errors in the thinking of an individual that tends to lead to fa...

Q: When do we learn language?

A: Language development is one of the most crucial phase of one's life period. Developing language skil...

Q: 29.  At a neurobiological level, both the giving and the receiving of ____is activated by internal ...

A: Neurobiology deals with the study of the brain and the nervous system. Thus, at the neurobiological ...

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

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Q: How was DSM-5 developed?

A: DSM- 5 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Diseases) is the 5th edition of the DSM handbook...

Q: How is taijin kyofusho different from social anxiety disorder?

A: Ans. There are several psychological disorders that are found in some cultures only. And, Taijin Kyo...

Q: Why is it important to set or write our life goals?

A: According to psychology setting and writing goals gives you  motivation. It helps for concentrating ...