Give some examples of Autistic spectrum disorder?

Q: The learning perspective proposes that phobias area. the result of individual genetic makeup.b. a wa...

A: The learning perspective is derived from Behaviorism. School of behaviorism says that phobias are re...

Q: What is locus coeruleus ?

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

Q: Case studies are frequently used by clinical psychologists. T or F?

A: Case studies are in-depth study of an individual, which is collected from various source (like famil...

Q: A researcher is interested in using the theory of planned behavior to predict physical activity. Whi...

A: The assumption of planned behavior is an approach utilized to recognize and prophesy practices, whic...

Q: Be familiar with the effects of group size on stability, intimacy,attitudes and behavior; types and ...

A: A social group comprises two or more individuals who communicate with each other, express common qua...

Q: True or False? Evolutionary psychologists argue that standards of beauty are so variable and relativ...

A: The concept of beauty around the world is affected by personal, cultural, or social influences. The ...

Q: Use the following list of concepts and theories from Chapter 8 module 24.  Instincts Primary d...

A: Ans2. Maslow needs of Hierarchy 

Q: What is frequency theory?

A: Frequency theory is related to hearing. It states that auditory nerve impulses correspond to the fre...

Q: How can intelligence be measured?

A: For several years it's been eagerly questioned about the understanding of the term "intelligence." I...

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: What is retroactive interference?

A: Retroactive interferences occurs when a person is unable to recall the previously learnt information...

Q: Which types of memory were most impaired in H. M. and people with similar types of amnesia?

A: Amnesia is a loss of memory mainly includes facts, memories, information, experiences due any injury...

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: Your friend Jack just read a scientific study published in a scientific journal that reported a stro...

A: A positive correlation indicates a relationship between two variables where increase in one leads to...

Q: Which type of hearing loss—conductive deafness or nerve deafness—would be more common among members ...

A: Sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) is brought about by harm to the constructions in your inward ear o...

Q: State the Golem effect and explain with an example.

A: The Golem Effect  The Golem effect portrays the cycle where bosses (like instructors or chiefs) expe...

Q: How effective are token economy program?

A: -Token economy: In psychology, the term "token economy" is described as a particular system associat...

Q: In general, how does memory work?

A: -Memory: In psychology, the term "memory" is described as processes that are being utilized to recei...

Q: The connection between two neurons is called a O soma O synapse O myelin O transmission

A: Nerve cells are known as neurons. Each neuron is a cell that receives, processes, and transmits info...

Q: What happens when circumstances prevent a child from forming attachments?

A: The attachment theory claims, the child tends to form the attachment with the caregivers immediately...

Q: What is DRC?

A: The human ear can take a sound to some extent that does not cause any harm to the hearing power.

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A: Paraphilias refer to a group of sexual disorders in which the individual experiences intense sexual ...

Q: Define the types of Gardner's Multiple  intelligence and give examples to back up your understanding...

A: Howard Gardener (1983) termed intelligence as "the ability to solve or create problems, that are val...

Q: Where the Day center program originated ?

A: Daycare is a place where parents or primary caregivers leave their kids to look after especially wor...

Q: How could harmony between the groups be established?

A: Groups are identified as a collection of people with similar purpose. They come together with a moti...

Q: Enumerate the problems related to contrastive analysis.

A: Contrastive Analysis is a branch of applied linguistics founded by Robert Lado in his book Linguisti...

Q: True or false. A. People who have the hobby of dancing develop their creativity in making dance step...

A: Dance, the action of the body in a balanced approach, usually to music and inside a leased area, for...

Q: What is secondary sex characteristics?

A: Secondary sexual characteristics are the physical features that begin to appear during puberty or wh...

Q: When developmentalists say that the pattern of grown of a child is proximodistal, ti mean that O gro...

A: Developmental Psychology refers to a scientific study of development of an individual in different s...

Q: Be able to describe garners theory of intelligences

A: There are many theories of intelligence. In 1973 psychologist Howard Gardner came up with a new theo...

Q: Briefly explain how a participant characteristic such as personality could be a cofounding variable ...

A: An additional attribute or variable that the researcher hasn't accounted for is a Confounding variab...

Q: Discuss the differences in physical health between internal locus-of-control and external locusof- c...

A: Locus of control is the degree to which people feel and/or believe that the outcomes of events in th...

Q: The core feature of abnormal behavior is that it is a. statistically unusual b. maladaptive c. socia...

A: Abnormal psychology is the branch of psychology. It deals with psychopathology and abnormal psycholo...

Q: What does it mean when we say two things are correlated, and what arepositive and negative correlati...

A: Scientific researchers usually conduct and analyze based on the objectives and statement of the rese...

Q: What are the major symptoms of schizophrenia, and how do positive and negative symptoms differ?

A: Schizophrenia changes how you think, feel, and act. It may influence you uniquely in contrast to ano...

Q: What are the cons of the DSM 5

A: The DSM 5 is a diagnostic tool used by the clinicians to understand and diagnose mental health disor...

Q: What are the treatment techniques used for treating irrational beliefs?

A: Irrational beliefs are all the beliefs and messages one has faith in which are not rational. They ar...

Q: At what time in a woman’s menstrual cycle do her estradiol levels increase? When are they lowest?

A: Each month a woman passes by a menstrual cycle which helps her for getting ready for pregnancy.

Q: Be able to tell the story of Ivan Pavlov and his remarkable experiment. What does Ivan research with...

A: Ivan Pavlov was a Russian physiologist who was famously known for his experiment on classical condit...

Q: Mrs White had a problems sleeping, to determine the cause, she decided to take note of her pre-bedti...

A: Mill's Methods: Correctly ascertaining causes and effects is not a simplistic responsibility. Mill’s...

Q: Answer the following in several complete sentences:Ben, a college sophomore, recently stopped going ...

A: Post-traumatic stress disorder and somatic symptom disorder are psychological disorder.

Q: In Bransford & Johnson's study reading "doing laundry" before compared to after hearing a passag...

A: John Bransford and Marcia Johnson's in the year 1972 conducted a series of experiments in which they...

Q: Explain the “revolving door” pattern of hospitalization, discharge, and re hospitalization?

A: Under psychiatry terms revolving door syndrome is defined as the cyclic pattern of readmission for s...

Q: What is the main addictive chemical content of a cigerates?

A: Nicotine is a chiral alkaloid and is naturally occurring in the nightshade family of plants. It is w...

Q: How are correlations used in psychology?

A: Correlation is a vital part of the statistical calculation for psychological research. Most of the p...

Q: What roles do the cerebellum and basal ganglia play in memory processing?

A: The Amygdala and cerebellum both are important parts of the brain. Both parts play an important role...

Q: What are concepts, and how are they learned?

A: A concept is a complex cognitive phenomenon. Concept learning is influenced by personal and environm...

Q: Mia continues to talk weekly with her ex-husband even though he was emotionally abusive during their...

A: The desire to be embraced as a member of a community or group is known as belongingness. Humans have...

Q: 10)   Twenty-five-month-old Allen is placed in front of a mirror with a spot of rouge on his nose. A...

A: The mirror test or rouge test was conducted by Gordon Gallup Jr. in the 1970s to establish the pheno...

Q: How do biology and environment interact in our sleep patterns?

A: Sleep refers to the process of periodic, natural loss of consciousness which is different from the u...