Give one example of positive reinforcement:

Q: Foucault argues in the conclusion that discipline is not just about control—it also produces new kin...

A: Not always discipline and restriction come with control and bad impacts but it also comes with new k...

Q: What is meant by ‘melancholic' in Major depressive disorder ?

A: The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) categorizes depression disorder that...

Q: Please answer these not graded

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

Q: In an experiment, participants were exposed to an odor while learning a list of words and then again...

A: Leaning, Memory, and Sleep are complex phenomena that are interlinked with each other. Research show...

Q: How framing become a powerful persuasion tool?

A: Persuasion is the art of convincing another individual or group to believe something or perform an a...

Q: What are the effects of SSRIs?

A: Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are the kind of antidepressant that is commonly util...

Q: . ECT is a modern form of pharmacotherapy. T or F?

A: Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is a therapeutic approach various generally practiced in subjects wi...

Q: Vision in the periphery of the retina has poor sensitivity to detail but great sensitivity to faint ...

A: The visual system neurons exceeding the receptors themselves answer with an improvement in exercise ...

Q: What are the widely branching structures of a neuron called? And what is the long, thin structure th...

A: Dendrites are considered as projections of a particular neuron or nerve cell that tends to receive s...

Q: Prenatal development follows a cephalocaudal trend which means that develops fırst, then and then

A: head, shoulders/ arms, legs

Q: How can false memories be implanted in human subjects ?

A: The cognitive technique of implanting memories was developed in order to establish the ease with whi...

Q: How did humanistic psychology provide a fresh perspective?

A: The humanistic school of psychology began as a counter perspective of the existing schools of psycho...

Q: What is an example of relative deprivation?

A: Comparing oneself to others is a widely observed phenomenon. Individuals have an inclination to comp...

Q: What biological factors make us more prone to hurt one another?

A: The tendency to deliberately damage property or project physical harm to others has been defined as ...

Q: What are the common symptom of major depressive disorder ?

A: Clinical depression, often recognized as major depressive disorder (MDD), is a chronic mood abnormal...

Q: What are responsible for emotional problem in modern world?

A: 1. Continually BEING CONNECTED  Innovation is brilliant – we can associate with individuals far away...

Q: What evidence challenges the idea that we identify people’s emotions by their facial expressions?

A: Emotions are an important part of human life and experience. The universality of facial expressions ...

Q: Which of the following is INCORRECTLY matched? Eysenck: personality consists of a relationship among...

A: Personality is a major/important area of exploration in the psychology field, and thus many psycholo...

Q: Discuss those aspects of idenity group memberships that have the most significant implications for s...

A: The sense of identity/self has been a major topic of exploration in the psychology field, and thus m...

Q: what did the system model show in 1968?

A: Memory is the perseverance of acquiring, comprehending and retain information over the time, through...

Q: Explain self theory?

A: Carl Roger formally introduced and contributed to the self-theory , which stated that individual hav...

Q: Jax failed to notice that the background color on their computer screen changed because they were fo...

A: In order to be able to pick up stimuli from the environment, and respond to the sensations, we need ...

Q: Explain weakness of Qualitative Field Research?

A: Qualitative Field Research is one of the two ways in which a research is supposed to be done, the ot...

Q: Why are reports of repressed and recovered memories so hotly debated?

A: The studies related to children's eyewitness recall provide an extensive literature review and in-de...

Q: What is autism spectrum disorder?

A: Autism Spectrum Disorder or ASD is a disorder that affects the nervous system of a child which ultim...

Q: Generally, when there is no reason to suspect that there is anything wrong with the fetus, prenatal ...

A: ultra sound 

Q: Is the feeling of discomfort caused by information that is at odds with one's conception of oneself ...

A: The term cognitive dissonance is utilized to depict the psychological uneasiness that outcomes from ...

Q: Research common superstitions in other cultures and list examples of superstitions that are not rein...

A: Superstitions are beliefs that are considered to be occurring due to fate or magic. They are conclus...

Q: Three month old Frida turns her head toward the side her cheek is being stroked, particularly if she...

A: Reflexes refer to the involuntary movements or actions displayed by animals and human beings. Some o...

Q: How anorexia an bulimia nervosa differ each other?

A: Eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder are disorders in which ...

Q: What are problem-focused and emotion-focused coping?

A: Problem-focused coping: The term "problem-focused coping" is described as a coping strategy that gen...

Q: Imagine being a jury member in a trial for a parent accusedof sexual abuse based on a recovered memo...

A: -Memory: In psychology, the term "memory" is described as a process that is being used to acquire, r...

Q: How do IQ scores relate to age, sex, and occupation?

A: Intelligence tests are widely used for assessing the cognitive capacity of individuals. It was devel...

Q: According to opponent-process theory, when a stimulus is repeated, our response to it gets stronger....

A: Many psychologists have attempted to detail the various ways in which an individual can get motivate...

Q: How do our biological rhythms influence our daily functioning?

A: Circadian rhythm represents people's internal biological clock, which helps in regularizing bodily r...

Q: Is binge-eating disorder is more common among woman?

A: In Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) classifications, problems concerning ...

Q: What is a feature detector?

A: The human brain does a lot of information processing and pattern recognition concerning detecting vi...

Q: What is a normal curve, and what does it mean to say that a test has been standardized and is reliab...

A: Normal curve is a frequency curve , wherein most of the scores lie in the middle part or portion of ...

Q: The term gunnysacking refers to the constructive practice of hiding anger until it is appropriate to...

A: Gunny sacking is practice when an individual silently collects all the irritations and despair until...

Q: Most researchers agree that apes cana. communicate through symbols.b. reproduce most human speech so...

A: Communicate through symbols. Primates communicate to satisfy their biological and psychological need...

Q: What is actor–observer bias?

A: The actor-observer bias is a name in social psychology that applies to an inclination to correlate o...

Q: Choose one aspect of a person's identity (social interaction, gender,  or culture) and describe how ...

A: Moral development refers to the individual's progressive formation of proper or improper, right or w...

Q: Does research support the consistency of personality traits over time and across situations?

A: Personality traits are defined as the individual's characteristic pattern of thoughts, behaviors, an...

Q: What is mode ?

A: One of the methods to represent or give meaning to data is to define it quantitatively, and use stat...

Q: What is PSYCHOLOGLCAL.

A: Humans are an organism who actively engage with the environment, and in doing so they use their mind...

Q: What is a feature detector?

A: Feature detection is a manner by which the nervous system classes or filters complex spontaneous mot...

Q: What is the difference between tobacco cigarette and E-Cigarette?

A: Smoking is considered to have a high risk of addiction. It causes a huge number of deaths every year...

Q: Name and describe the five stages in Maslow's hierarchy of needs from the most basic (lowest) to the...

A: Motivation can be defined as the force or the drive that makes an individual act in a certain manner...

Q: Which of these is true about sex differences in brain anatomy?A. On average, males and females have ...

A: Neuroscience of sex difference in the anatomy of brain that separate a male and female brain. The di...

Q: What is locus coeruleus ?

A: Locus coeruleus was first described by Félix Vicq d'Azyr in the late1700's. The word locus coeruleus...