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Q: What is meant by intelligence in psychology? Is it a single ability or a sum of abilities? Discuss.

A: Intelligence can be defined as the ability to think rationally , act purposefully and to be able to ...

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A: Family Stress Model given by Wesley Burr (1973) describes family behavior as a response generated by...

Q: Explain informative and demonstrative speeches, and in a separate paragraph, identifyhow both the sp...

A: Speech, language belonging to the centers of communication practiced by people. Speech is the repres...

Q: Who is the author of “An Unquiet Mind” ?

A: Kay Redfield Jamison is an American clinical psychologist and a professor at John Hopkins University...

Q: What are the four factors that influence obedience according to Milgram?

A: Obedience can be described as a type of social influence in which individual yields to follow instru...

Q: When you are examining the degree to which an operationalization is similar to other operationalizat...

A: A psychological assessment goes through the rigorous standard of validity and reliability measures i...

Q: Does it matter where the causes of behavior are attributed to? Why?  How the attributions people mak...

A: Attribution is one common word in psychology which we use to describe one's behaviour. Attribution i...

Q: What is meant by intelligence in psychology? Is it a single ability or a sum of abilities? Discuss.

A: Intelligence is one of the most prominent construct that is used to know how individuals differ from...

Q: All the answers should be in your own words.

A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any s...

Q: What were the key influences on Sigmund Freud’s thinking?

A: Sigmund Freud is considered as the father of psychoanalytic psychology. His works under psychoanalyt...

Q: Borderline personality disorder is associated with   a. disturbances in identity and impulse con...

A: Borderline personality disorder is a mental disorder, classified as a personality disorder and is ch...

Q: What is receptors ?

A: Sensory system comprises of receptors, they help in receiving signals from other neurons and respond...

Q: Explain : Why some objects, whether the toys or other objects, are important to people and alter the...

A: Numerous guardians naturally realize why play is imperative to kids, however notwithstanding its num...

Q: What new forms of surveillance did fearful white people instill? What was the Fugitive Slave Act? Ho...

A: Before the civil war, southern states introduced all sorts of rules to keep their slaves in the slav...

Q: Write a detail note on mind mapping and how it boosts your creativity?

A: Mind map can be defined as a perceivable thinking device used to attain concepts and knowledge. It i...

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A: Categorization refers to the ability of classify any new experience from the world by recognizing th...

Q: Answer A OR B (not both) a. Why do scientists say that our perception is constructed? Give an exampl...

A: A perceptual set is the predisposition to interpret or recognize certain facets of accessible sensor...

Q: Discuss the logic of sampling, which involves selecting a sample that is representative of some popu...

A: Sampling definition: Sampling is a strategy of choosing singular individuals or a subset of the popu...

Q: How do they help in writing history

A: We all know history is subject or collection of record which tell us about the incidents which have ...

Q: Discuss the role of the amygdala in emotional processing.

A: The brain is a complex organ that performs a crucial task in controlling our movements and processin...

Q: What is conformity?

A: Conformity is a kind of social impact including a difference in opinion or performance in the hierar...

Q: Fathers are more likely to act as playmates for their children, rather than as caregivers. T or F?

A: Emotional attachment and parental stimulation in the early years of is essential for physical, socia...

Q: 9) When rhesus monkeys see a snake approaching on the ground, they make an alarm call, apparently to...

A: The animal got this ability to feel the problem and in danger through making a sound which is known ...

Q: Andrew is conducting a repeated measures design. He wants to use a technique to control for order ef...

A: In repeated measure design, the subjects in the research participates in experimental as well as the...

Q: Explain the theory of Operant conditioning and how this applies to the way someone learns.

A: Operant conditioning was introduced by B.F Skinner and is described to be a type of learning in whic...

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A: To make a family a happy family it is important to maintain a balance between partner and children s...

Q: Describe the processes of cumulative adversity and  advantage over the life course.

A: Merton originally proposed the idea of cumulative advantage to describe bias in productivity and acc...

Q: Your uncle Khaled asks you about what you’re learning in PSYC101 and you mention “Gestalt Psychology...

A: Max wertheimer, Kurt Koffka and Wolfgang kohler led the foundation of the school of Gestalt psycholo...

Q: Briefly define the Garcia effect and provide an example.

A: Garcia effect or conditioned taste aversion was found by John Garcia when he was studying the impact...

Q: What is lobotomy ?

A: A lobotomy, or leucotomy, is a kind of psychosurgery, a neurosurgical remedy of mental disease.

Q: Antisocial personality disorders are difficult to treat, but typically, antisocial behavior declines...

A: Antisocial personality disorder is a cluster B personality disorder as categorized by the Diagnostic...

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A: A person encounters multiple situations in daily life that demands the need for decision-making. Arr...

Q: A sensitive __________________ is a time of increased sensitivity to environmental influences.

A: Hugo de Vries (1902) coined the term "sensitive period", which was later used by Maria Montessori to...

Q: What is Performance Task?What is Problem based learning?What is Project based learning?

A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any s...

Q: What is the strongest position on stage?

A: Each stage position creates a different psychological effect on the audience. Individual position on...

Q: How does one’s approach to viewing the world affect their mental health? Explain with two examples.

A: Mental Health has taken light and understanding since a decade, while the issues were prevailing eve...

Q: According to psychodynamic view, what cause DID?

A: Dissociative Identity Disorder refers to a psychological in which a person maintains at least two di...

Q: How can you assure the validity of your research results?

A: A psychological assessment examines every aspect of an experimental or research study, from employin...

Q: What is meant by continuous amnesia ?

A: Continuous Amnesia is a sub-type of dissociative amnesia , in which the person has no memory of the ...

Q: Difference between cross sectional and cross sequential research

A: A cross-sectional and cross sequential are two types of research design.  

Q: What is mean by conservation in preoperational stage?

A: The famous Swiss psychologist , Jean Piaget introduced the theory of Cognitive Development under whi...

Q: What was Skinner’s position on the nature– nurture issue? On free will versus determinism?

A: B.F Skinner was a psychologist who contributed to the behaviorism school of thought in the field of ...

Q: Recall a situation which you think there was a problem with communication. (1paragraph)Discuss brief...

A: Ans 1. Lack of attention, interest, distractions, or irrelevance to the receiver.Ordinarily, in a co...

Q: Which of the following behaviors are part of comprehensive rationality? a. Maximizing behavior b. Re...

A: Comprehensive rationality is combination of logic , rationality and values in a neutral way and henc...

Q: What is meant by intelligence in psychology? Is it a single ability or a sum of abilities? Discuss.

A: Intelligence is one of the most prominent constructs that is used to know how individuals differ fro...

Q: What do you mean by The deprivation of attachment?

A: Attachment refers to the secure emotional association that connects a child and particular individua...

Q: What is dissociative identity disorder (DID) ?

A: Dissociative Personality Disorder (DID), which is formerly acknowledged as multiple personality diso...

Q: One’s private sense of maleness or femaleness is referred to as __________________ _________________...

A: Gender is person’s biological sex or sexual assignment and also the social and cultural aspect that ...

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A: Knowing children demands and choosing what is good and bad is a basic demand of parenting parents mu...

Q: Is having no filter a bad thing?

A: Social psychologists are concerned/interested in exploring human behavior in various social settings...