Humanistic psychologists believe that individuals are rational and knowledgeable. Based on this belief it would reason that inviduals Are senstive and caring  are objective  can excercise choices  tend to be logical

Q: How would you use the biopsychosocial model to create a support group for bereaved people?

A: Counseling is a professional and interacting process within a counselor who is ready to help or prov...

Q: Social identity theory would suggest that we tend to like other in-group members more because they r...

A: Social identity theory explains the self-concept of an individual which is acquired from the members...

Q: In this example advertisers are using ________ to get more people to buy their product.

A: Advertisers use several techniques for selling their products. They have a keen look on scientific r...

Q: The cilia on inner hair cells are primarily responsible for A   transduction. B   transmission. ...

A: What is Cilia? Cilia are small hair like structures found in eukaryotic cells and are primarily resp...

Q: How many emotions are there? What are they? How do those emotions work? In what situations would tho...

A: Emotions are a way of expressing an individual's internal feelings or it is a way to make initiative...

Q: Schachter’s (1959) research on anxiety suggests that a student who is worried about an upcoming fina...

A: What is Anxiety? Anxiety can be defined as excessive worry or fear during stressful situations. It i...

Q: There are three kinds of information that determine whether a dispositional or situational attributi...

A: Cognitive selective exposure is a concept used in human perception and sensation processes to explai...

Q: infant motor capabilities during the first year.

A: An infant's physical development begins at the head, then moves to other parts of the body. For exam...

Q: a method of delivery that combines careful preparation with spontaneous-sounding speaking is called ...

A: Method of delivery refers to the manner in which the speaker delivers the message to the listeners. ...

Q: Why does death anxiety have so many components?

A: Death anxiety is the fear and the anxiety caused by fear of dying.   

Q: How does sexismaffect work? 2.) What can we doto change prejudices in work? 3.)Why is there a lot of...

A: > Work place psychology studies environment at workplace and attitudes, behaviors of employees. I...

Q: Summarize the milestones in the development of language by infants.

A: Language development in children indicates that they can express their feelings through words and ca...

Q: What is autism spectrum disorder and how can children get this disorder

A: According to DSM-5, autism is a developmental disorder in which children have limited interest, have...

Q: What does ‘unobtrusive’ measures and ‘non-reactive’ measure refer to? short answer

A: What is a measure? A Measure is a set of items that represents the outcome of a research or the depe...

Q: Lisa Park’s “Letter to My Sister” highlights issues of mental health and body dysmorphia. How are th...

A: Lisa Park’s “Letter to My Sister” highlights issues of mental health and body dysmorphia. Lisa in th...

Q: How should the biopsychosocial model influence political debates about dying and death?

A: Biopsychosocial model is a holistic model that emphasizes on treatment of the disease and the indivi...

Q: Long-term potentiation is  the process of getting information out of our long-term memory storage d...

A: Long-term potentiation is a process in which synaptic connections are strengthened as one neuron fir...

Q: Kalyani has been having a tough time in school. Her classmates have been bullying her and she does n...

A: Clinical psychologists examines the patients through observations and tests. On the basis of these t...

Q: According to kohlbergs theory of development, children younger than 9 years of age are concerned wit...

A: Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development is described as a three level of moral reasoning. Ea...

Q: A scientist conducts the following experiment.  She places rats in cages of different sizes and thes...

A: What is a dependent variable? A Dependent variable is a variable that is measured by the researcher....

Q: Describe how two concepts in psychology could be applied to help the human race avoid disaster

A: A disaster is a major event that occurs over a short or long period of time and results in widesprea...

Q: Define and distinguish sensation and perception. Also, explain why they make interesting problems fo...

A: Hundreds of billions of neurons and ganglia are entangled in the brain's communication operations (i...

Q: “I’m hearing you’re just at your limit. This is so much for you to manage. You really are juggling a...

A: Ans. Psychotherapy does have an integral role in improving the mental wellness of people. And, there...

Q: “You mentioned you’ve been late to work a lot lately and that you have a feeling that most of your c...

A: The therapeutic approach refers to the process through which the counselor addresses the client's is...

Q: History of Schizophrenia

A: Schizophrenia is a disorder characterized by a broad spectrum of cognitive and emotional dysfunction...

Q: In the IOWA GAMBLING Task participants may initally pick cards that cause them to win lots of money,...

A: Executive function can be described as a set of skills which helps in directing and handling our cog...

Q: Desceibe how words model our reality and influence our behaviour, and explain how cultural differenc...

A: A language is a primary tool used by individuals to express how they feel and to communicate with ea...

Q: Read the Between a Rock and a Hard Place Case Study and write an analysis.

A: Cash was tight and she was unable to save a ton, yet her movement adequately took care of to cover h...

Q: Explain the implications of cultural variation on the treatment of bipolar disorder.

A: Bipolar disorder is a psychiatric illness that causes mood swings that are intense. You may feel sad...

Q: what is the difference between Plan Do Act Study and Six Sigma?

A: Plan Do Act Study and Six Stigma are models to process improvement. They define how improvements can...