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Q: What is meant by Dark Triad?

A: A dark triad in psychology refers to personality traits of narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychop...

Q: The least important variable in a child’s development and well-being is the ______. Group of answer...

A: Growth is the incremental changes in the physical characteristics of an individual like weight, heig...

Q: Tiffany has a hard time trusting her friends because she believes they are irresponsible. Accordingl...

A: Self Fulfilling Prophecy Self-fulfilling prophecy refers to the belief that a person holds about an ...

Q: Sensation is to __________as perception is to__________ .a. absolute threshold; difference threshold...

A: When our sensory receptor detects the sensory information, then sensation occurs and perception refe...

Q: QUESTION 17 Expected Utility Theory:   a. is supported, because people tend to act ration...

A: Expected utility as with name it is clear that it is predicted or expected numbers or response neede...

Q: To experience emotions, must we consciously interpret and label them?

A: Emotions are the subjective feeling or the mood that define the behavior of an individual through ex...

Q: What is meant by Rush?

A: In the field of psychology one of the greatest challenging aspects is to deal patients with drug add...

Q: How do emotions affect our memory processing?

A: Psychology has been identified as scientific study of behavior and mental processes. The discipline ...

Q: Which of the following recommendations have social psychologists made to the legal profession? a. Th...

A: Social psychology deals with the studying of how an individual behaves in a social setting and adapt...

Q: Introduction about internet can affect the academic performance of a student

A: In current years, the value of social network sites has increased among all age groups especially te...

Q: What is observational learning ?

A: Observational learning refers to a process of learning in which individuals learn by watching the be...

Q: Why therapists stress the principle of mutual responsibility in sex therapy ?

A: Sex therapy is a type of psychotherapy where a couple talks about their problem related to their sex...

Q: How does one’s sense of maleness or femaleness develop?

A: Gender refers to the set of attributes that define and distinguish femaleness and maleness. These at...

Q: What is forebrain?

A: Forebrain: The term "forebrain" is also denoted as "prosencephalon" and is described as one of the p...

Q: Please answer follwoing quesiton and type your response below: Some advertisements and propaganda us...

A: Consumer psychology is the field of studying human behavior of buying pattern and basing their prefe...

Q: In a sending neuron, when an action potential reaches anaxon terminal, the impulse triggers the rele...

A: In a sending neuron, when an action potential reaches an axon terminal, the impulse triggers the rel...

Q: QUESTION 36 An advantage of semantic network models based on neural networks over older, hierar...

A: Models are useful in the explanation of phenomenon. A model is a particular articulation of the rela...

Q: What is functionalism?

A: The discipline of psychology has evolved over time and various sub parts have been developed to stud...

Q: 126. With extinction, what you learned completely disappears if you don't use the knowledge and tool...

A: Operant learning refers to a type of associative conditioning in which the strength of a behavior is...

Q: Anything seems commonplace, once explained.” Whose words are these?

A: These words are said by  Dr. Watson to Sherlock Holmes. This is explained that once an event has occ...

Q: An 8-month-old infant who reacts to a new babysitter bycrying and clinging to his father’s shoulder ...

A: Stranger anxiety refers to a state of discomfort experienced by babies when are left in the custody ...

Q: Deinstitutionalization is an advanced form of partial hospitalization. True or False?

A: The statement : "Deinstitutionalization is an advanced form of partial hospitalization." True or Fa...

Q: Critically differentiate between “deficiency needs” and “growth needs” in relation to secondary scho...

A: Maslow gave a theory of human motivation where he stated that every human is born with a desire to b...

Q: Participants were asked to read a poem that was written by a male or female author who they were tol...

A: The provided results of the research can be considered to affirm the fact that stereotype regarding ...

Q: The kind of consciousness associated with one's subjective mental experiences is called __________ c...

A: Many psychologists have attempted to categorize and explain the different states of the human mind b...

Q: List and explain five (5) basic principles of effective teaching strategies that underlie effective ...

A: Teaching strategies are important to implement effective learning in classrooms.

Q: what is double-blind technique?

A: Psychology is defined as the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. Hence it applies sci...

Q: If Tessa had experienced being outcast by her group of friends named: Rock en’ Roll and eventually d...

A: According to psychology, social comparison is a tendency in humans to compare themselves with others...

Q: Discuss the various stages of synaptic transmission and explain how drugs can alter chemical events ...

A: The human nervous system is considered an important part that impacts/influences human behavior and ...

Q: What are the limitation of Sociocultural model ?

A: The socio-cultural theory is an existing psychological philosophy that examines the significant comm...

Q: Who are the Millennials and why are they of so much interestto marketers?

A: Millennials are additionally alluded as age y or reverberation boomers. These are the 83 million chi...

Q: What is the visual signature of a good naming moment? Describe three visual properties of a good nam...

A: Ans 1. a) The named object is in the kid's hand  b) The named object is in the kid's hand before and...

Q: The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) is best able totell usa. what part of an individual’s i...

A: The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) is an IQ examination devised to measure intelligence an...

Q: You are an assistant district attorney trying to decide which suspect to try for a burglary case. Ea...

A: You are an assistant district attorney trying to decide which suspect to try for a burglary case. Ea...

Q: What is the relationship between aggression and testosterone? Please select all that apply.   Sel...

A: Aggression or violence refers to intentional injury or harm to another person. Aggression levels hav...

Q: Please complete the following statement with the most appropriate response: "Ethnocentrism refers to...

A: Ethnocentrism is a topic of social psychology call to those who believe that their own ethics, cultu...

Q: As a measure of variability, the standard deviation is defined as the difference between the highest...

A: The statement : "As a measure of variability, the standard deviation is defined as the difference be...

Q: Explain five (5) core reasons why it is important for a teacher to use discussion approach in teachi...

A: Teaching method involves applying of principles, management instructions and pedagogy for classroom ...

Q: Which of the following is least true about eyewitness testimony? a. Jurors and law enforcement profe...

A: Memory errors reduce the efficiency of eyewitness testimony. Eyewitnesses are people who have direct...

Q: Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is a model of human psychological developmentthat facilitates understand...

A: Maslow's theory of Hierarchy of needs is widely used and recognized theory of motivation. His theory...

Q: Which of the following is a basic assumption that social psychologists make? a. Social problems have...

A: Which of the following is a basic assumption that social psychologists make? a. Social problems hav...

Q: QUESTION 13 Which of the following is true about mental images compared to perceptions of image...

A: A mental image significantly matches the practice of visually observing some article, situation, or ...

Q: What are the general characteristics of psychotic disorders?

A: Psychotic disorders are characterized as severe mental illnesses in which a person manifests abnorma...

Q: Explain the one-group pretest-posttest design using an example.

A: A pretest-posttest design is an analysis where measures are exercised both before and after practice...

Q: QUESTION 41 In the Ultimatum Game, people are likely to reject an offer when they:   a. a...

A: In the Ultimatum Game, people are likely to reject an offer when they : a. are angry b. believe the...

Q: How does empathy affect helping?

A: Empathy is the potential to emotionally comprehend what the other individuals are feeling and seeing...

Q: our intellectual abilities mostly inherited. True or False? Explain

A: Intellectual ability refers to the capacity to process, compare, and recall information and knowledg...

Q: Which factor is necessary for children in middle childhood to develop more complex peer relationship...

A: Middle childhood is the time for achieving several physical and psychological developmental mileston...

Q: What underlying theories would support to prove someone has Autism spectrum disorder?

A: Autism spectrum disorder is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterised by deficits in language, mot...

Q: What is eclectic approach ?

A: Eclectic approach in psychology relates to a therapeutic method in which a mixture of methods, princ...