How the principles of observational learning can be applied to promote social change and healthy behaviors. Discuss!

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A: The trial and error theory was proposed by Edward Thorndike in 1913. The theory states that various ...

Q: How might you handle a parent who comes to you enraged because you called Child Protective Services ...

A: Child protective services take immediate action after being called by the child. If a child has call...

Q: Parents are most effective in getting their children to imitatethem ifa. their words and actions are...

A: Observational learning, a process through which an individual watches others, remember information a...

Q: What bodily changes does your ANS direct before and after you give an important speech?

A: The autonomic nervous system reacts in different ways in order to manage the pre and post events (of...

Q: 2. How the advertisement caused the attitudinal changes in the consumer? Explain.

A: Attitudes refer to a set of beliefs, behaviors, and emotions towards an individual, object, or event...

Q: I need presentation on "The only Child" with below heading 1)- Complete defination and little bit h...

A: The only child by name we can understand signifying the individual with no brother and sister means ...

Q: Describe the various ways you could explain and attribute a friend getting a perfect score on their ...

A: In Psychology , attribution is the process of inferring the causes of events or behaviors. The main ...

Q: 2. Label each line with ONE of the following and explain why you chose each one.A. Positive reinforc...

A: • Your father throws your belongings out in the street while waiting for you. - Negative Punishment ...

Q: What do drug use, sex, gambling, and video game playing have in common?

A: Drug , sex , gambling and video game playing are all very addictive and pleasure generating activiti...

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A: A mental shortcut which allows an individual to make judgements and solve one's own problem quickly ...

Q: why is it importance of seeking adventure in life

A: Adventure can be defined as an experience that is tough and challenging. However, it is always excit...

Q: Identify the cause of communication breakdown in each of the situations below and give one way to fi...

A: Communication is a two- way process that requires either sharing of information or listening activel...

Q: 7.  How do possible selves shift throughout adulthood? (minimum 5 sentences).

A: Possible selves refer to the aspiration that individuals for their future which are influenced by se...

Q: What are the Psychographic Characteristic of Liter of Lights in Philippines?

A: In the field of marketing, analysis of consumers is done in order to understand consumer interests, ...

Q: How many intelligence we have in ourselves?

A: 9 types of intelligence 

Q: What are the current trends in sex therapy?

A: Sex therapy is a subcategory of psychotherapy, which is a broad concept for addressing psychological...

Q: What is shaping ?

A: The concept of shaping was introduced by B.F Skinner and is conditioning or shaping behavior by usin...

Q: i need to make Psychological Assessment Report. i have mentioned the point that i required. you just...

A: Identifying Information Case history sheet- Name-Ehrar Gender-Male Religion -Islam O.B-1-9-1997 Ma...

Q: How stress affect immunity?

A: Stress is a psychological problem, which arises when the individual feels threatened or in a state o...

Q: Why anti bipolar drugs also called mood stabilizers ?

A: Bipolar disorder: It is a psychological disorder which influences the behavior. Bipolar disorder is...

Q: Why did Skinner prefer to study the individual case rather than groups of subjects?

A: Operant conditioning is a technique of learning through rewards and punishment. With the aid of this...

Q: Explain why parenting is understood as a lifelong development process

A: Parenting refers to the process of child-rearing that has three main goals: ensuring the health and ...

Q: When a television set is off, its screen appears gray. When you watch a program, parts of the screen...

A: Cognitive psychology is the systematic investigation of the brain as a data processor. It is the sys...

Q: 20. Therapy in which the goal is to reach one's potential for self- actualization is known as therap...

A: A therapy or therapeutic approach is the endeavored remediation of a health problem, ordinarily resu...

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A: Encoding specificity refers to the principles that memories are recalled easily when the retrieval o...

Q: Why do so many people continue to perceive most people with schizophrenia as dangerous and violent, ...

A: Schizophrenia is a psychological disorder that affects the working of the brain.

Q: Explain Schachter-Singer’s Two Factors: Arousal + Label = Emotion

A: The two factor theory of emotion was proposed by Stanley Schacter and Jerome Singer in the year 1962...

Q: When do we grow up and become adults?

A: Human life starts from the very moment the egg and the sperm get fertilized and start divided into a...

Q: Comment on "Stressors—Things That Push Our Buttons"

A: When someone faces stressors, the body’s stress response is triggered, also a variety of physiologic...

Q: What is meant by hemispheric lateralization?

A: The propensity for certain neuronal mechanisms or cognition to be adapted to one part of the brain o...

Q: What is collaboration and why is it so critical in providing special education services to students ...

A: Special education is provided to those students who are physically or mentally challenged. These cla...

Q: What is unconditioned response (UCR)?

A: Classical conditioning is a method by which one gets to connect provocations and, consequently, to p...

Q: What is Analytic intelligence?

A: According to Weschler, intelligence is the capacity of the people to act resolutely, to think reason...

Q: Except in the case of monozygotic (identical) twins, each child in a family has a ____ set of genes ...

A: There are many psychological studies that have been conducted on twins as they are a good representa...

Q: How binge-eating disorder is differ from anorexia and bulimia nervosa ?

A: Binge eating is defined as frequently consuming unusually large amounts of food in one sitting and f...

Q: What is naturalistic observation?

A: Observation analysis is an investigation/exploration research approach in which investigators track ...

Q: What is achievement test?

A: Achievement tests play an essential function in education. Achievement tests are frequently employed...

Q: Daisy works as a solicitor in a large law firm in the city. Johnny, who fancies her, has invited her...

A: Mental illness and crime have been a topic of discussion and debate among psychologists and lawmaker...

Q: Do psychological disorders predict violent behavior?

A: Violent behavior is any conduct by a person that frightens or truly hurts or damages the person or o...

Q: How does an optimistic outlook affect health and longevity?

A: Investigations of individuals with an optimistic standpoint show that their insusceptible framework ...

Q: 41 PART A Informed consent means that providers…(Choose one.) Group of answer choices Have the op...

A: Informed consent means that providers -Should provide clients with as much information as they need ...

Q: In the area of cognitive development, two important theories are those of Jean Piaget and Lev Vygots...

A: According to Piaget's theory the development of cognitive is described as psychological constructive...

Q: Explain how the fundamental attribution error can affect our interpretation of behavior.

A: Fundamental attribution error is an error of an individual perceiving someone complete personality o...

Q: Two disorders are found worldwide. One is schizophrenia,and the other is ___________________.

A: Schizophrenia is a disorder marked by psychotic symptoms. Psychosis is a condition where a person fa...

Q: Escape and avoidance learning have been applied to encourage automobile seat belt use. Can you expla...

A: Numerous automobiles have a disagreeable bell that sounds if the start key is turned before the driv...

Q: What are the major mental disorders?

A: World health organization has described mental health as "a state of well-being in which the individ...

Q: What does choice support refer to?   Select one: a. When people we know support our choices. b. ...

A: Cognitive Biases are systematic errors in perceiving, thinking and interpretation of information fro...

Q: Interaction effect

A: An interaction effect happens when one explanatory variable connects with another explanatory variab...

Q: Freud believed that we may block painful or unacceptablethoughts, wishes, feelings, or memories from...

A: Freud believed that we may block painful or unacceptable thoughts, wishes, feelings, or memories fro...

Q: When the action potential reaches the presynaptic terminal, which ion must enter the presynaptic ter...

A: In simple terms, when the electrical impulse of the action potential reaches the presynaptic termina...