Higher levels of testosterone are associated with more aggressive behavior. T or F?

Q: If you stare at a white circle surrounded by a green background, and then look at a white surface, y...

A: The opponent processing theory was first given by a German psychologist Ewald Hering .

Q: Two major elements of biofeedback training appear to be relaxation and self-regulation. True or Fals...

A: The human body and mind are connected in that physical or psychological diseases or disorders would ...

Q: Despite their many limitations, one thing that jurors are good at is setting aside inadmissible evid...

A: Ans- This above statement is FALSE. "The jury is a unique institution: It requires ordinary citizens...

Q: The vomeronasal organ responds to what stimuli? A. Pheromones B. Pain and temperature C. Tilt and ac...

A: Vomeronasal is an organ that is related to the function of olfactory bulbs. It is connected to the o...

Q: In the scientific context, what type of reasoning begins with a generalization—one hypothesis—that i...

A: Reasoning is the process of applying human reason to solve theoritical or practical problems. The ab...

Q: Priming is used to reveal which type of memories?a. explicitb. sensoryc. skilld. implicit

A: Priming is process or phenomena in which the way one acts/ behaves to a stimulus is influenced by pr...

Q: What does fMRI measure?

A: Techniques to gain more evidence regarding the damage to the brain involves, case history, assessmen...

Q: Name two procedures that decrease the damage caused by strokes in laboratory animals, although physi...

A: Stroke- It is also called as cerebrovascular accident. It is refers to interruption of blood supply ...

Q: What are 5 situations for paper and pencil and at least ten for performance-based assessment?

A: Paper-pencil assessments require candidates/participants to give responses in a written format to wr...

Q: Haloperidol is a drug that blocks dopamine synapses. What effect would it probably have for Parkinso...

A: Parkinson's disease is a chronic nervous system disorder affecting the movement. A person with Parki...

Q: Which of these controls breathing, heart rate, and salivation? A. The hippocampus B. The cranial ner...

A: The brain stem lies below the cerebrum. It joins the brain to the spinal cord and regulates automati...

Q: How do hindsight bias, overconfidence, and the tendency to perceive order in random events illustrat...

A: Hindsight bias, overconfidence, and the tendency to perceive order in random events are all situatio...

Q: After a target behavior has been selected for reinforcement, it’s a good idea to record a baseline s...

A: Reinforcement is the use of rewards or punishments, used as consequences, to strengthen a future beh...

Q: Why did researchers test the effects of testosterone on women?

A: Testosterone is natural anabolic steroid and sex hormone. It is essentially important in males, to m...

Q: Joe did not receive the job he applied for. He explains the failure as due to internal, stable, and ...

A: Explanatory Style It is defined as a psychological attribute that stipulates in what ways individual...

Q: Projective testing would be of greatest interest to which type ofpersonality theorist?

A: A projective test is a form of personality test used by psychologists to learn about people's underl...

Q: How personality develop?

A: There are different views held by the different schools of psychology about the development of perso...

Q: If your left eye views red vertical stripes and your right eye views green horizontal stripes, what ...

A: The capacity or ability of a person to perceive,  interpret and experience the environment and surro...

Q: In general, how does memory work?

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

Q: 6.Which of the following is not an academic characteristic of students with E/BD? A) More likely to...

A: Students with emotional and behavioral disorders are identified and classified on the basis of their...

Q: What are communication models? why do you think they were introduced?

A: Communication models are a way to understand the complex process of human communication. Communicati...

Q: Suppose a researcher wants to determine whether someone is afraid of cats. Of the following, which w...

A: Stress creating situations are influenced by various factors both internally and externally. These f...

Q: What happens when emotions are felt?

A: Emotions- refers to a complex as well as subjective experience accompanied by biological and behavio...

Q: In contrast to parvocellular neurons, magnocellular neurons are more sensitive to ____. A. color B. ...

A: Magnocellular neurons are present in the lateral geniculate nucleus of the thalamus region. They are...

Q: The brain-centered ability to influence what sensations we will receive is calleda. sensory adaptati...

A: Any organism in the environment is actively engaging and exchanging with it so as to be able to over...

Q: To what extent online courses can replace traditional classroom teaching?

A: Learning is the method of gathering and understanding information. Many forms of learning also invol...

Q: Which of the following is important for relieving depression? A. Increasing the activity of the righ...

A: Depression is a very serious issue but it can be treated as well. Depression can affect the psycholo...

Q: What is the need of maintaining your fitness? How can this be helpful to you as a student in this ti...

A: From the earliest of times, the body has ben celebrated by human cultures. For instance the Greeks w...

Q: Vasopressin increases male mammals’ probability of which behavior? A. Homosexuality B. Sleep C. Care...

A: Vasopressin is a nonapeptide manufactured in the hypothalamus. Science has known it to play essentia...

Q: Exposure to creative models has been shown to enhance creativity. True or False?

A: Creativity is all about how a person represents their works, skills, art, etc. in different and impr...

Q: In compensation, one’s own undesirable characteristics or motives are attributed to others. True or ...

A: Compensation is a process where one does, knowingly or unknowingly, limitations, angers, needs, or s...

Q: What are the pros and cons of Piaget's and Freud's theories

A: Jean Piaget gave the stages of cognitive development, which are as follows: Sensorimotor Stage - 0 ...

Q: What role would your self-image and “possible selves” have in the choice of a college major?

A: Self-image is also referred to as self-concept. It refers to the overall subjective perception of on...

Q: What is meant by encoding with respect to memoryformation?

A: The human brain holds a unique process flow on various inward processes and actions, taking place at...

Q: A teacher concludes that improvements in a particular student's academic ability were caused by a ch...

A: Academic ability refer to the capacity of a student to present and perform their skills and a studen...

Q: If schizophrenia is due to abnormal brain development in early life, how can we account for the fact...

A: Schizophrenia It refers to a descriptive term for a group of psychotic disorders in which the person...

Q: 3. Which of the following statements about independent and dependent variables is accurate? (Choose ...

A: Ans. Experiments are done in order to assess the cause and effect relationship between two variables...

Q: Premature ejaculation is considered the rarest of the male sexual adjustment problems. True or False...

A: Sexual arousal can be described as a state of being aroused to perform a sexual intercourse. It is c...

Q: Differences in the intellectual strengths of men and women have grown larger in recent years. True o...

A: Intelligence can be described as an individual's ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. ...

Q: The ________ is a sensory relay station where all sensory information, except for smell, goes before...

A: The brain and the spinal cord make the central nervous system and this system is a part of everythin...

Q: n the scientific context, what type of reasoning begins with a generalization—one hypothesis—that is...

A: Ans. Each person uses their reasoning to prove some assumptions, and in turn reach a conclusion. The...

Q: a. Why is it important to accomplish the different developmental tasks? b. Why do the different deve...

A: Ans. Developmental tasks involves the several jobs in childhood that need to be achieved with each s...

Q: An examination of C-A-G repeats on one gene enables physicians to predict who will develop Huntingto...

A: Huntington's disease is a neurological disorder which is marked by persistent degeneration of nerve ...

Q: Explain What  the attribution theory is and give an example. Explain what is dispositional attribut...

A: Attribution refers to the process of inferring the causes of behaviors or events in a person's surro...

Q: Which of the following has not been proposed as a cause of emotional and behavioral disorders?   A...

A: Emotional and Behavioral refers to a psychological disorder, that is applied in educational settings...

Q: Is creativity an individual or group phenomenon? Justify withat least FIVE (5)relevantpoints and exa...

A: Creativity describes the social and mental process that includes the production of new concepts or i...

Q: “Perceptual phenomena are best understood as a combination of their components.”

A: Perceptual phenomenon: In psychology, the term "perceptual phenomenon" is also denoted as "constancy...

Q: What evidence from rats suggests that bulimia resembles an addiction?

A: Bulimia: In abnormal psychology, the term "bulimia" is also denoted as "bulimia nervosa", and is det...

Q: The focus of attention in concentrative meditation is “open,” or expansive. T or F?

A:   Concentrative meditation is one of the types of meditation in which can be achieved by focusing on...

Q: State the all-or-none law.

A: All-or-none law: The term "all-or-none law" is described as a principle that signifies that the stre...