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Q: Describe and evaluate the cognitive-behavioral model of mental disorders

A: Background Of CBT;  In history, rational emotive behavioural therapy (REBT) is used instead of cogni...

Q: Sigmund Freud theory on deviance

A: Deviant behavior in psychology is the violation of the rules and regulations which are ethical and m...

Q: If you are to assess your personality based on how Allport has theorized and conceptualized it, how ...

A: Gordan Allport introduced a thoery called Allport's  trait thoery.He said an individual has numbers ...

Q: Which perspective is often referred to as the “third force” in psychology and focuses on a person’s ...

A: Psychology  It is defined as the methodical and scientific investigation of mental processes, experi...

Q: Research has found that taste information is sent to the a. pons and medulla. c. cerebellum and pari...

A: The sense of taste is a vital part of the tangible machinery, empowering the assessment of both the ...

Q: Question: How are depression and anxiety related to loneliness and/or unfulfillment, what are some r...

A: Suppose a person wants to spent some quality time with his or her favorite person but due to some re...

Q: Which step in the scientific approach is derived from the goal of description? a. reporting your res...

A: > Scientific approach involves objective, empirical and systematised study of human behavior. It ...

Q: 1. Cognitive dissonance is most likely to occur if: O a person's behavior is not based on strongly h...

A:   Cognitive dissonance is defined as the condition experienced by people when they come across incon...

Q: Why is it important to take action and give worth to people’s mental health?

A: Mental fitness, like physical fitness, helps us reach and maintain a condition of excellent mental h...

Q: Choose any three anxiety disorders and compare and contrast them.

A: Anxiety refers to feelings of worry and apprehension that are usually future oriented. Anxiety disor...

Q: 3. Can ethical relativism make sense of the idea of moral progress? Does moral progress really exist...

A: Ethical issues are the moral codes of conduct, which a particular professional must have to follow ....

Q: Social learning on deviance

A: Deviance in social psychology is the violation of the laws and regulations which are ethical and mor...

Q: 2. Take a look at the following figure. How might you influence whether people see a duck or a rabbi...

A: Perception is the process of viewing the different images with the help of sensory receptors. Both s...

Q: Explain how we perceive depth using both monocular and binocular cues.

A: Perception refers to the processing of the sensory stimuli that is available in the environment of a...

Q: what factors influence our memory? what are some examples of proactive and retroactive interference?...

A: Memory plays an extremely important role in everything that we remember from birth to death. Memory ...

Q: Felicia is recovering from a brain injury. She is able to speak fluently but often uses incorrect wo...

A: The function of Human brain is similar to a "guide book's function" for a new place. human brain gui...

Q: What are your takeaways from Sigmund Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory?

A: According to Sigmund Freud, primary assumption of the theory is the unconscious mind rule over behav...

Q: What are Leo Vygotsky arguments/views on sociocultural theory and what are the limitations of this t...

A: Lev Vygotsky was a Russian education psychologist whose theory emphasized the role of social context...

Q: Who is the source of the quote, "Think of yourself as dead. You have lived your life. Now take what'...

A: Philosophy comes from the Latin word philosophia which translates into love of wisdom. Further more ...

Q: Identify the key elements of classical conditioning as demonstrated in Pavlov’s classic experiment.

A: Learning  It is defined in psychology as any relatively permanent change in behavior or behavioral p...

Q: What type of symptoms are characteristic of Cluster C? Psychotic and delusional Avoidant and fearful...

A: Introduction: There are three personality disorders grouped into 3 clusters. Cluster A Cluster B Cl...

Q: Select a new technology that is being promoted as having the potential to improve health in a margin...

A: In the modern world, technologies are so much advanced that brain diseases or any type of diseases c...

Q: What do you think are the requirements of impartial reasoning? Explain...

A: Impartial reasoning refers to remaining uninfluenced by or unbiased towards any factor while reasoni...

Q: A major structural change that occurred in the DSM-5 involved elimination of the multiaxial structur...

A: A multiaxial system is when there are different domains in which you can categorize an individual's ...

Q: An individual who is experiencing subjective stress, is unable to cope with life’s demands, and whos...

A: Typically, abnormal behaviour is the one which that deviates from culturally appropriate behaviour, ...

Q: Which of the following is largely determined by the length of a light wave? a. color b. brightness c...

A: Sensation It refers to any actual, conscious experience coming from stimulation of a specific sense ...

Q: Choose the reference citation that is written correctly. (A) Donovan, M. (1992). Finding the best co...

A: Reference citation is a list of all references presented at the end of the paper. It is a list menti...

Q: distinguish between the competing models of consciousness

A: Consciousness refers to complete awareness of an individual of their thoughts, feelings, emotions, a...

Q: Case studies are a useful research method because they can be generalized, show causation, or prove ...

A: The case study is a method used in psychological research to analyze a situation, test a theory, or ...

Q: Summarize the basic ideas and the important people behind the early approaches known as Gestalt, psy...

A: Background Of Psychology; Psychology is the branch of scientific study in which researchers or psych...

Q: How is causation determined in a Quasi-experiment?

A: In psychology, an experiment is a type of research method that is used to determine a cause-and-effe...

Q: A. Psychological Egoism prescribes the virtue of selfishness as part of the nature of human beings. ...

A: Option C - Both the statements are correct.   

Q: 1. How do multiple intelligence provide holistic learning for all?

A: Let's first understand what is multiple intelligence.  Multiple intelligence consists of many factor...

Q: How can interpersonal relationships protect a person from and increase vulnerability to mood disorde...

A: Mood disorders are the psychological disorders that has an disruptive effect on the mood of a person...

Q: Giving clear examples, discuss the different clusters of personality disorders.

A: * Personality disorder is a type of mental disorder in which complex and unhealthy pattern of thinki...

Q: Explain in essay why collaborative research is becoming more prevalent.

A: Several individuals work together to conduct research, and it frequently results from scholars/exper...

Q: As a university student, how will you perform/deliver  an assigned task or an undertaking(group proj...

A: The entire world when asked about a person's qualities or characters,then the most favorable answers...

Q: what are the contributions of nature and nurture to the development of chizophrenia

A: Schizophrenia is a psychological disorder that is characterised by significant disturbance in an ind...

Q: How will you cultivate the love for basketball in children?

A: First of all, whatever you want a child to learn or love that should be cultivated from the root. Lo...

Q: What

A: Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a theory of motivation, which states the levels of needs human need t...

Q: Question 1 Held understands care as: O a value O a practice both a value and a practice neither a va...

A: Virginia Held, in her book Ethics of Care, took a new approach to morality. She abused morality on t...

Q: Choose an original example of a person (living or dead) who you think meets the criteria for self-ac...

A: Maslow's hierarchy of needs was proposed by Abraham Maslow. He said that certain behaviors occur for...

Q: 1. Explain how Multiple intelligence and learning style complement each other?

A: Theory of multiple intelligence was introduced by Howard Gardner. Multiple intelligence includes var...

Q: The parasympathetic division of the nervous system is primarily involved in stress or emergency reac...

A: Our nervous system is divided in central nervous system and peripheral nervous system. The periphera...

Q: Based on The Heinz Dilemma. If you were Heinz, what will you do? Explain your choice. - Heinz shoul...

A: Heinz dilemma is related to cognitive moral development proposed by Lawrence Kohlberg. he has divide...

Q: What are the strengths of evolutionary psychology?

A: Evolutionary psychology is a scientific study of human behaviour, feelings and thoughts from an evol...

Q: According to the Ebbinghaus Forgetting Curve - after two days without returning to material we have ...

A: The Ebbinghaus forgetting curve describes the gradual forgetting of information due to the passage o...

Q: Define and give an example of work–family conflict, role overload, and spillover and how does the di...

A: Individuals in this century face difficulty in integrating family responsibilities and work responsi...

Q: write the economic feasibility of an application for autistic patients The goal of the application i...

A: * Autistic children are not fully developed from the mind and they have mild mental disorder. These ...

Q: Among the results of Elton Mayo's :experiments are Physiological needs The behavior of individuals w...

A: Elton Mayo has done extensive work in the field of organizational behavior. The agenda of his experi...