Fritz Perls’s approach to dream interpretation emphasizes taking the part of characters and even objects portrayed in a dream. T or F?

Q: What is social psychology, and how is it different from other disciplines?

A: Social psychology: The term "social psychology" is determined as the scientific study associated wit...

Q: What is an intelligence test, and what is the difference between achievement and aptitude tests?

A: Standardized tests assign to large-scale evaluations applied to substantive assortments of learners....

Q: How does threat influence memory, in the context of PTSD? I'm trying to connect two concepts to PTSD...

A: PTSD stands for post-traumatic disorder which is a disorder that happens if an individual has faced ...

Q: What is Family therapy ?

A: Psychology as a discipline has its applicability in various areas. There are various dimensions wher...

Q: Drugs like Xanax and Ativan, which depress central nervoussystem activity, can become addictive when...

A: A biological treatment or therapy involves use of certain techniques or substances invented by human...

Q: Why is it especially important to understand the limbic system and the role that it plays in your em...

A: The limbic system is the piece of the brain involved in our conduct and emotional reactions, particu...

Q: What evidence indicates that humans have an internal biological clock?

A: The internal biological clock of humans is known as circadian or circadian rhythms. The circadian rh...

Q: People high in nAch show high levels of perseverance, passion, and ____________________. a. control ...

A: The concept of  N-Ach(need for achievement) was coined Henry Murray which refers to a person's desir...

Q: Social psychology is the study of how people behave in __________.

A: Psychology has been identified as scientific study of mental processes and behavioral responses. The...

Q: A resident is attempting to perform a spinal tap on an ado-lescent who you know dislikes the residen...

A: Spinal Tap is a diagnostic procedure wherein fluid from the spinal cord is collected using a hollow ...

Q: What are some social and cultural sources of stress?

A: Stress to any organism is the component of strain that they feel on account of something physical or...

Q: Which of the following skills are important to teamwork? a. communication b. problem solving c. emot...

A:  d. a, b, and c are all important

Q: If you hold your arm straight out and someone pulls it down slightly, it quickly bounces back. Which...

A: The human body has been designed as such that it involves multiple complex functioning in sustenance...

Q: Why is there controversy over attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder?

A: Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a developmental disorder that showcases more than normal...

Q: How do clinicians treat Acute and Posttraumatic stress disorder ?

A: Acute stress disorder is an unpleasant, dysfunctional, and intense reaction that occurs after a trau...

Q: What are the other names of reward circuit ?

A: A reward system is a collection of neural constructions accountable for incentive salience i.e., mot...

Q: 12. A person suffering from relative deprivation is dissatisfied because he or she feels downtrodden...

A: reference

Q: Match each item with one of the following Piagetian stages.A. Sensorimotor B. Preoperational C. Conc...

A: Match each item with one of the following Piagetian stages. _____ purposeful movement A. Sensorimot...

Q: What is Bipolar disorder ?

A: The prevalence of the bipolar disorder is around 1.5 percent globally. Women are likely to develop t...

Q: What is the selection effect, and how might it affect a teen’s decision to join sports teams at scho...

A: Social Psychology is the sub-group of Psychology in which group behavior is the focus of study. The ...

Q: How negative and prolonged emotions can harm our health?

A: Emotions are psychological events that are coupled with physiological functions. Based on his cross-...

Q: Subject: Consumer behaviour Question 1:Discuss how do you curate your own social media self-image. W...

A: Self-image refers to how I perceive, think about and evaluate myself. My social media reflect my sel...

Q: Near-death experiences are strikingly similar to the experiences evoked by ___________ drugs. (fill ...

A: In the field of psychology one of the greatest challenging aspects is to deal patients with drug add...

Q: A nurse caring for elderly patients in a long-term care facility encourages an older adult to remini...

A: According to the psychosocial development theory of Erik Erikson, every human goes through 8 stages ...

Q: What is agoraphobia ?

A: Agoraphobia is an anxiety disorder characterized by an intense and irrational fear of being unable t...

Q: Which of the following is not a common reaction to frustration?a. ambivalenceb. aggressionc. displac...

A: Which of the following is not a common reaction to frustration? a. ambivalence b. aggression c. dis...

Q: How can functional fixedness and mental set interfere with problem solving?

A: Problem-solving is a cognitive function that is used in day-to-day living. This cognitive ability fo...

Q: A team of researchers wants to test the hypothesis that drinking wine makes people like jazz more. T...

A: Research of a phenomenon involves the scientific exploration of an event, occurrence, or phenomenon....

Q: What is Problem-solving skills training ?

A: Problem-solving skills are the key skills which helps in analyzing an issue and in determining effec...

Q: What is the primary advantage of maintaining a constant high body temperature?A. It saves us the ene...

A: Thermoregulation is the capacity of a body to maintain its body heat in particular limits, indeed wh...

Q: What are the benefits of second-generation antipsychotic drugs?

A: Antipsychotic medications originated in the 1930s. Its evolutions as a pharmacological treatment for...

Q: What was Freud’s view of personality?

A: Psychology has been identified as scientific study of mental processes and behavioral responses. The...

Q: Modern warfare allows killing to take place impersonally and at a distance. How does this relate to ...

A: The Milgram Experiment depended on the acquiescence to authority figures. Acquiescence happens when ...

Q: How do the pain-relieving effects of cannabinoids differ from those of opiates?

A: Cannabinoids are derived from cannabis while opiates from opium.  Both of these substances are used ...

Q: How did Skinner’s childhood experiences influence his later approach to studying behavior?

A: B.F. Skinner was a renowned psychologist who was best known for his work on behaviorism as a branch ...

Q: What is the difference between clinical significance and statistical significance ?

A: Statistical significance implies that it’s possible that something is happening, while clinical sign...

Q: In contrast to the posterior pituitary, the anterior pituitary . . . a. is neural tissue that releas...

A: Brain is the Primary organ of body that controls the functioning of other body organs. It is divided...

Q: What is the nature of a delusional disorder?

A: When a person is encountering erotomania, jealousy, persecutory or delusions, they may become angry ...

Q: How might Kelly’s theory have been influenced by the kinds of clients he treated?

A: The Kelly theory is a theory base on personal construct and suggests the differences between the peo...

Q: Dark adaptation is directly related to an increase in a. rhodopsin b. astigmatism c. accommodation d...

A: Dark adaptation is directly related to an increase in a. rhodopsin b. astigmatism c. accommodation ...

Q: In your own words, explain how are panic disorder and generalized anxiety disorder similar. How are ...

A: Differences Panic Disorder  Repeating panic assaults  Dread of going crazy or letting completely go ...

Q: How would you rank-order the importance of analytic intelligence, practical intelligence & creat...

A: The ability of the individual processes to achieve academic excellence in the tasks of problem solvi...

Q: Explain naturalism?

A: Naturalism is the thought or idea that solely fundamental rules and powers work in creation.  

Q: Define ‘Attitude’. Attitudes are evaluations of a person, behavior, belief or concept. How can we ch...

A: An attitude is an evaluation of an article, varying from remarkably contradictory to notably accurat...

Q: What is neurocognitive model of dreaming?

A: Dreams are described as cognitive events occurring during REM sleep that are usually disconnected. A...

Q: Before LTP: In the normal state, what is the effect of glutamate at the AMPA receptors? At the NMDA ...

A: Before LTP, glutamate invigorates AMPA receptors. 

Q: What is meant by personality traits ?

A: Individual distinctions in distinctive thinking patterns, emotions, and acting are referred to as pe...

Q: How do psychological scientists choose research methods and design their studies in ways that provid...

A: The scientific strategy is basically a bit by bit process that researchers can follow to determine i...

Q: what neural pathways make up the brain’s fear circuit?

A: direct: thalamus - > amygdala  or then again  indirect: thalamus - > cortex - > amygdala

Q: How should we define psychological disorders?

A: Psychological disorders are commonly termed as psychiatric disorders or commonly called as mental he...