Heavy exposure to television results in lowered emotional sensitivity to violence. T or F?

Q: How do individualist and collectivist cultures differ in their values and goals?

A: Individualist and collectivist cultures are the two prominent cultures found across the world. The d...

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: How injections of barbiturates help people with dissociative amnesia?

A: Dissociative amnesia is a form of dissociative disorder which is related to the inability of the ind...

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...

Q: What are some examples of warning signs of high risk situations and triggers?

A: Anxiety signs are prevalent both earlier and after a crisis. Human and natural catastrophes could be...

Q: Do dreams have meaning?

A: A dream is a series of memories, impressions, sensations, and perceptions that customarily transpire...

Q: What is the relationship between orexin and narcolepsy?

A: There are various sleep disorders observed in living organisms concerning changes in sleep habits an...

Q: Students taking stressful final exams are more susceptible to the cold virus, a pattern best explain...

A: In this scenario , the students are dealing with a stressful situation and because of that they are ...

Q: Which of the following occurs during sleep? a. The brain “plays back” certain experiences of the day...

A: Sleep is a common term and activity which we all follow every day. When we rest, there is a lot more...

Q: Annette's 11 month old daughter cries uncontrollable and will not accept comfort when she leavers he...

A: Separation anxiety is described broadly as worry that the main caretaker is not present. Tantrum and...

Q: In class, all of the following EXCEPT ___ were discussed as approaches for determining the existence...

A: Neuropsychology is the branch that studies the cognitive processes of a human brain and how it is re...

Q: In what ways do clinicians and learning theorists view addiction in terms of reinforcement processes...

A: Learning theories have contributed to the the Behavioristic approach in psychology. Pavlov and Skinn...

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: 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: Which are the drugs that given to patients to reduce many symptoms of mental dysfunction ?

A: Pharmacotherapy or drug therapy is the use of drugs to help the individuals suffering from mental di...

Q: Babies seem to takea lot longer to make decisions and enact them than adults. Using what you know ab...

A: Decision-making is a complex mental process. It is a function of the prefrontal cortex of the brain....

Q: What is the function of lateral inhibition in the retina? A. To sharpen borders B. To enhance colors...

A: Lateral inhibition in the retina serves the function of :   

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: How genetic influences on aggression ?

A: The field of brain research has been significantly affected by the investigation of genetics. Many y...

Q: Explain Approximating Longitudinal Studies?

A: Observational research is a type of analytic study design, further classified as experimental study ...

Q: How effective are antidepressant drugs for unipolar depression ?

A: Depression is a mood disorder that is the bases of severe disturbance in mood. It ranges from mild t...

Q: identify the research hypothesis, an independent variable, a dependent variable, a potential control...

A: Variables is the trait or behaviour in psychology which can be measured in a scientific experiment. ...

Q: Describe several “executive function” differences between younger and older children, and spell out ...

A: Executive function is a set of cognitive functions that help in planning, regulating behavior, and w...

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 social categorization, implicit personality theories, and physical attractiveness affect pers...

A: Social categorization is the means by which individuals classify themselves and others into differen...

Q: What is the meaning of "the fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one thing"

A: In his exposition "The Hedgehog and the Fox", the logician Isaiah Berlin cites the Greek artist Arch...

Q: Which one of the following statements best describes motivationtheorists' concept of sense o...

A: In psychology, the concept of self-determination refers to the drive to change, grow and reach fulfi...

Q: What are defense mechanisms?

A: The concept of defense mechanisms were introduced by Sigmund Freud in his psychodynamic approach. De...

Q: True/False Most rapists are mentally ill

A: A person who commits rape a convicted rapist. Different types of rapists are: Power Rapists. Anger ...

Q: Impact of Mamie Phipps Clark and Kenneth Clark

A: Kenneth Clark and Mamie Clark were a married couple, US psychologists who worked with children and h...

Q: When Susie, 24 months, becomes frustrated she often expresses this emotion physically and vocally in...

A: Terrible Twos: It has been observed that young children usually start becoming aggressive and have t...

Q: State True or False: Many students find that college courses are stressful because the classes are a...

A: Socialization is the developmental process in which people acquire beliefs, values and behaviours th...

Q: How do you stimulate a child interest in reading?

A: Developing reading as a hobby or pleasurable activity is a learned behavior. Only if a child picks u...

Q: Discuss two other theoretical explanations for dreams, using Biological Theory and Cognitive Theory.

A: Dreams are explained as a succession of sensations, ideas, emotions, and images that occur involunta...

Q: In which year film “Shutter Island” released?

A: it was released on 19th February , 2010. 

Q: How can the validity of self reports be assessed?

A: Validity in research methodology refers to the range to which a test measures what it claims to meas...

Q: Although the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a physical illness, it very much requires behavi...

A: The COVID-19 and pandemic situation has posed a major challenge to mental health services and has ha...

Q: How could the phenomenon of source confusion used to explain the production of false memories?

A: False memories can cause significant problems in personal and occupational life. It represents error...

Q: What is transduction?

A: Transduction basically denotes the process of energy conversion from one form to another.

Q: How effective are token economy program?

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

Q: 1. We learned about multiple perspectives of psychology (behavioral, humanistic, psychoanalytic, etc...

A: Psychology is a fascinating subject that explains one's brain changes, pinching memory facts, behavi...

Q: According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs, a person cannot have Love and Acceptance until they ...

A: Abraham Maslow proposed the theory of Hierarchy of Human Needs. He stated that human needs can be di...

Q: Explain the circumstances that favor evolution of instinctivebehavior

A: Evolutionary psychologists focuses how evolutionary characteristics emerged in this world focusing i...

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: How does social networking influence us?

A: Social networking is not just a way to stay connected to social world , but it also has a significan...

Q: When you "listen" to the body language of people as they talk. What did you notice? Did their body l...

A: Introduction:- Body language is what tells more about an individual than what they speak. If we noti...

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: As time passes, nerve endings in the skin under your clothes send fewer signals to the brain and you...

A: When we wear clothes, the nerve endings in the skin underneath our clothes send signals to our brain...

Q: How do we localize different sounds, such as a low rumble or a high-pitch tone?

A: INTRODUCTION:- Sound is what gives effect to our visual perception, it is counted in Hz and with the...

Q: choose two areas of Gardner's theory that you believe you have limitations.

A: Howard Gardner proposed the theory of "Multiple Intelligence" and stated eight different types of in...