How G. Stanley Hall one of the first psychologists describe adolescence?

Q: What are three basic types of learning?

A: Learning is the process of acquiring knowledge through one's experiences which can cause permanent c...

Q: What is spotlight effect?

A: Social psychology is a study of the way a person feels, behavior, and thoughts are inclined by the f...

Q: Passage #4: No islands are part of the mainland and Hawaii is an island. Therefore, Hawaii is not on...

A: Option d is correct, Because Venn diagram is usually used between relationship of two or more sets o...

Q: Which of Freud’s ideas did his followers accept or reject?

A: Sigmund Freud was the proponent of Psychoanalytical theory where he stated that our unconscious is r...

Q: What is the term “lobotomy” refers to?

A: In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, mental illnesses were defined and understood in a differ...

Q: What impact might admissions by celebrities about past drug use have onpeople’s willingness to seek ...

A: Celebrities are highly prominent people whose every move is documented, watched, and often imitated ...

Q: Describe what Muzafer Sherif wanted to study when he performed the classic group experiment Robbers ...

A: Muzafer Sherif was a social psychologist, he conducted an experiment in the year 1954, known as the ...

Q: Emotional __________________________________often serve to communicate a person’s emotional state to...

A: Emotions are a complex state of feeling or a response due to internal or external factors, which eff...

Q: What is cognitive neuroscience, and why is it necessary?

A: Cognitive neuroscience is a subfield of neuroscience that reviews the natural cycles that underlie h...

Q: ________________twins share the same DNA.

A: DNA is the chemical information database that supports the entire set of directions for the cell ess...

Q: Define and Compare the DIFFERENT KINDS of QUALITATIVE and QUANTITATIVE Research.

A: Quantitative research  Quantitative research is communicated in numbers and charts. It is utilized t...

Q: Explain the findings of Geoff Cole and Arnold Wilkins (2013)?

A: Phobias refer to unreasonable & continuing fear of some specific object or situation that presen...

Q: Answer the following questions:

A: Question is related to the image given above and has to answer in the declarative sentence means a s...

Q: To interpret a dream what is done by therapists ?

A: The dream is a common way of analyzing the psychology of the person, the unconscious psychology of a...

Q: After age 65, a large proportion of older people show significant signs of mental disability, and mo...

A: Ryff discovered that healthy relationships, as well as increased expertise of life's requirements, c...

Q: Which type of interview is most used by psychodynamic and humanistic clinicians ?

A: A clinical interview is used by the therapist in the clinical setting to collect information about t...

Q: Do schools and colleges help students to learn what to think, or how to think for themselves?

A: School and college is a very important part of one development as these are the most crucial time of...

Q: How clinical researchers have evaluated drug therapies?

A: A biological treatment or therapy involves use of certain techniques or substances invented by human...

Q: At a college I taught at in the past, students were selected by their psychology GPAs (the higher th...

A: There are many factors that influence and contribute to how individuals process information that is ...

Q: What is meant by Projection ?

A: Defense mechanisms are those behaviors or strategies that help an individual separate himself/hersel...

Q: What is fixed-ratio (FR) schedule?

A: Operant conditioning is a learning theory proposed by behaviorist B. F. Skinner. Skinner believed th...

Q: According to Erikson , what is intimacy?

A: Erik gave the theory of psychosocial development.According to psychosocial development, every child ...

Q: Why intellectual health is important to a person?

A:  INTELLECTUAL HEALTH -  intellectual health refers to being open to new ideas and experiences, and t...

Q: How does Type D personality differ from Type A?

A: Personality refers to the unique way of thinking, feeling, and behaving. Every individual is differe...

Q: Performing an environmental ________________________ might be a good prelude to redesigning college ...

A: Assessment 

Q: Give three examples of unconscious processing that one likely experiences in one's day to day life a...

A: Automatic processing refers to processing of information without conscious awareness.It uses very li...

Q: From a clinical interview with Hortense: When it happens, it's almost a violent experience. I feel d...

A: Disorder is Panic Disorder/ Attacks

Q: What is the Dialectic Human Theory by Erich Seligmann Fromm?

A: The creator presents an outline of Erich Fromm's hypothesis of human improvement with unique accentu...

Q: Why would a child who is given no limits have difficulty developing self-discipline later in life? W...

A: The childhood developmental period is a crucial time of emotional, cognitive, and social development...

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

A: Abnormal psychology is a branch of psychology that studies the individual who is atypical or abnorma...

Q: Which are treatment approaches that family-socialperspective has helped spur the growth ?

A: The field of science and social science have many approaches or models that take on different perspe...

Q: What is Psychoanalytic Theory by Sigmund Freud

A: As indicated by Sigmund Freud, human personality is intricate and has in excess of a solitary part. ...

Q: What is erotic plasticity?

A: Erotic Plasticity was invented by Roy Baumeister in 2000. Since then only 2 studies have been done i...

Q: Who are ‘Jury specialists'?

A:   Legal psychology deals with the use of various psychological and cognitive principles in the legal...

Q: Psychologists (and their predecessors) have been studying behavior for centuries. More recently, tec...

A: The brain is often regarded as the foremost essential structure of the human anatomy.  It supervises...

Q: Three measures of central tendency are the mean, the median, and the _________________________ .

A: Measures of central tendency refer to a central or a common/typical value for a probability distribu...

Q: What is the main way in which mammalian species vary in their cerebral cortex?A. The locations of vi...

A: Neurophysiology and evolutionary biology have studied the changes in mammalian brain across time spa...

Q: The Urinary System Instructions 1. Read "The Human Touch Stories: Mom, they want me to play for t...

A: The above-given case is having a sub-question which is actually difficult to do for anyone who has t...

Q: what is humanistic psychology?

A: Humanistic Psychology is the movement in psychology promoting the opinions that humans are unique in...

Q: What is diaschisis? a. Impaired performance of neurons because neurons that used to provide them wit...

A:   Diaschisis is change in the function of the brain that is distant but connected to the damaged bra...

Q: What dimensions of behavior are effectively keeping me from working my best with others?

A: The four measurements were identified by Timothy Butler, Director of Career Development Programs at ...

Q: Self-reinforcement is to behaviorist theory as superego is to psychoanalytic theory. T or F?

A: Behavioristic approach is rooted in the belief  that our behaviour is derived from our external or o...

Q: What is meant by Special education ?

A: The term special education refers to educational services for children with learning or physical dis...

Q: Why do people with amygdala damage have trouble recognizing expressions of fear?

A: Amygdala is a group of cells near the bottom of the brain. The amygdala is best acknowledged as the ...

Q: Problems within the research publication process (e.g., reporting of flaws, fraudulent research, bia...

A: Research in psychology helps understand various social issues keeping in mind the individuals and th...

Q: According to Howard Gardner’s theory, which of the following is not measured by traditional IQ tests...

A: The theory of multiple intelligence was first proposed by Howard Gardner in his book called "Frames ...

Q: Controlled observations (usually a structured observation) are likely to be carried out in a psychol...

A: One of the most basic techniques for studying behavior involves carefully observing as it occurs. Ob...

Q: 6. Which would you not do if you were writing a research paper? 1. Write in a clear style. Name your...

A: 6 A research paper refers to a piece of academic writing that provides information, analysis, argume...

Q: What is identification?

A: Psychology has been identified as scientific study of mental processes and behavioral responses. The...

Q: From a clinical interview with Clarabell: I can't do anything without my little "habits." They invad...

A: Clinical psychology refers to a branch of psychology that helps in providing continuous and comprehe...