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Q: Discuss how wet and dry seasons affect the overall cognitive development in infancy and early childh...

A: Long term follows up experiments pertinent relating to human describes their growth and development....

Q: What is meant by the binding problem, and what is necessary for binding to occur?

A: It was first recognised in computer science and then widely credited in psychology and neuroscience ...

Q: According to Kohlberg’s theory of moral development, which of the following statements is true of th...

A: Kohlberg's theory of moral development is a approach that concentrates on how kids gain ethical and ...

Q: Neurofeedback relies on concepts taken from which theoretical school of psychology? psychoanalysis h...

A: Ans. Neuropsychology refers to a field of psychology that emphasises on the way a person's cognition...

Q: A criminologist is studying college students’ attitudes toward sentences for those convicted of drin...

A: Independent variable is a variable that is manipulated by the researcher. Its effect is observed in ...

Q: If Tyler is given an allowance of $5.00 on every Friday for doing his chores, based on a fixed inter...

A: If Tyler is given an allowance of $5.00 on every Friday for doing his chores, based on a fixed inter...

Q: Some concerns about the management of the power differential are that a client might not be able to ...

A: In the management, there is a division of positions which are divided on the basis of class or posit...

Q: Which statement is true about dopamine? A. Dopamine discourages healthy behavior. B. Drug-addicted b...

A: Dopamine is a chemical neurotransmitter that helps to communicate between the two nerve cells. Dopam...

Q: Discuss the nature of short-term memory in terms ofits endurance and capacity

A: Memory- It is defined as the procedure of encoding, retaining as well as retrieving information over...

Q: Justify the need for indigenizing psychology as a pathway to national development

A: Explanation for indigenising psychology: It is very essential for different communities and demograp...

Q: What is Humanistic psychology?

A: Psychology is the scientific study of human and animal behaviour and mental processes. The disciplin...

Q: 3. What method would you be using if you listened to the 20 most popular songs and documented the nu...

A: Dear student the second part of the question has not been completed and thus can not be answered unl...

Q: When receiving difficult feedback from a client, which is an appropriate response? Choose one answer...

A: Counseling or Psychotherapy, these two words used interchangeably in daily life. But there is a diff...

Q: why is social agents significant in one’s self-development

A: Personality psychology demonstrates the tenacious thought and behavior patterns of people. It also h...

Q: language acquisition

A: Language acquisition: The term "language acquisition" is determined as a specific process through wh...

Q: reward him every time he cleans his room.

A: Reward: In psychology, the term "reward" is referred to as a specific reinforcer when its implementa...

Q: Draw and label the structure of the neuron and write down their respective roles in the human nervou...

A: Neurons are the nerve cells in the brain or human nervous system through which information or signal...

Q: what does the image below symbolize?

A: Perception is the ability to see or to observe or to identify the information that we have sense and...

Q: What is the relationship between psychological egoism and ethical egoism. Explain how they are simil...

A: Ethical egoism alludes to the idea that each human ought to be/should be roused by their personal ci...

Q: A well-rested person would be more likely to have ______________ (trouble concentrating/quick reacti...

A: It is important to maintain good health since it leads to better functioning and improved performanc...

Q: Discuss the role of imagination in producing an art/artwork

A: Imagination is a part of an intellect that shows the creativity of an individual and it differs from...

Q: 1. Individual advocacy on physical and sexual self; 2. Advocacy (through a slogan) how an individua...

A: In general, the bodily and mental responses to growth and development happen during the puberty stag...

Q: How is the normal curve important in psychological testing?

A: Experimental analysis in psychology captures every aspect of a study, from administrating tools to i...

Q: In what stages are these questions are —Infancy; Early Childhood; Late childhood; School Age; Adoles...

A: Erik Erikson, a renowned psychologist who had formulated the theory of Psycho-social development. Ac...

Q: discuss the learning characteristics of the following generations  baby boomers and millennials

A: Learner characteristics is a notion that focuses on how personal, social, cognitive, and scholastic ...

Q: How would scaffolding appropriate for infants differ from the scaffolding appropriate for preschool ...

A: Vygotsky came up with the explanation that cognitive development in children takes place initially i...

Q: Discuss whether police have too little or too much discretion. Secondly, provide an example (real or...

A: Police have too little discretion. The job description of police should be synonymous with caution. ...

Q: Which of the following statements about learning is NOT true?     Learning is another word for matu...

A: We define learning as a relatively permanent change in behaviour that occurs as a result of experien...

Q: What event defined the start of scientific psychology?

A: In current world and time , when whole world is facing a killing pandemic, the role of psychological...

Q: What factors affect the strength of learning?

A: Learning is described as acquiring knowledge, skills, experience through observation, exposure, or p...

Q: Select the FALSE statement: Choose one answer. a. Transference is when the client attributes charact...

A: Transference is a phenomena explained by Sigmund Freud in his psychodynamic therapy. The goal of thi...

Q: What physiological changes accompany emotionalarousal?

A: The peripheral nervous system (PNS) operates all nerves outfitting into the human brain and spinal c...

Q: Chapter 9 discusses schemas, which also are knownas schematic memories and knowledge structures.Cons...

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Q: How Was Abnormality Viewed and Treated in the Past?

A: In medieval times Abnormality was viewd to be the actions of demons and satan. Thus it was treated w...

Q: Which of these drugs exerts its behavioral effects by binding to the same receptor as a neurotransmi...

A: Behavior-It is defined as an individual's activities in response to external as well as internal sti...

Q: What are logical fallacies?

A: Logical Fallacies refer to the use of incorrect logic or words in the use or construction of argumen...

Q: Mary’s parents want her to put her books in her bookcase. At first, they praise her for putting the ...

A: The example is set on operant learning principles or operant conditioning. In Operant conditioning i...

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A: These two scientists conducted experiments to analyze the dream and interpretation of dream. They pe...

Q: What Are the Limitations of Case Studies?

A: In descriptive research, the in-depth investigation of the study of a person, group, or event is con...

Q: Why is it important for a writer of an academic paper to be familiar  with the different logical fal...

A: Not everything comes with logic like literature were emotion are expressed in many forms their logic...

Q: a research method in which one manipulates one or more variables to observe the effect on another va...

A: Research Methods in psychology focuses on developing and studying the methods to investigate a pheno...

Q: One outcome demonstrated by Watson and Rayner’s testing with Little Albert was that     operant con...

A: J.B Watson was one of the Pioneer of the school of thought of behaviorism. He popularized the work o...

Q: Read the following three examples of substance users. Then, using the definitions of addiction that ...

A: In general terms, addiction can be defined as the maladaptive patterns or misuse or abuse of any sub...

Q: How is a “shopping addiction” different from the psychological definition of addiction?

A: There are psychological classifications and manuals available for psychologists with authenticated d...

Q: Research shows that people tend to think that more people die of cancer than hypertension, when in f...

A: Psychological or scientific researches are conducted for an organized, systematic study and to analy...

Q: How does an interdependent self-concept differ froman independent self-concept?

A: Self - It refers to an organized cognitive structure and it can be understood in terms of subject or...

Q: Which brain area shows expanded representation of the left hand in people who began practicing strin...

A: Left handedness is usually rare. But when a person is left handed it indicates chances of brain dama...

Q: If you’ll be given a chance to recruit new employees for your company, how will you source them? Why...

A: Candidate sourcing is a step in recruiting which involves identifying the candidates with the requir...

Q: What do you think is the downside if a person will always equate his/her persona as the true self?

A: Persona, a term that can used when the person show behavior that is considered as appropriate and re...

Q: Why do people put people down

A: People differ in the way they treat others around them or in a relationship. Putting others down is ...