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A: Social psychology seeks to analyze behaviors in the context of a social setting, and also studies di...

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A: There is famous saying which goes as invention is known as the outcome of necessity. human need chan...

Q: refers to a model that best represents a given concept and that comprises a set of characteristic fe...

A: Human memory retrieves and recalls information based on various concepts. Individuals might recall a...

Q: Why does exceeding the limit between the client and the counselor unethical?

A: A counselling relationship is a close cooperation between at least two people wherein one person, th...

Q: Kofi is a 23 year old man who has been admitted to an acute mental health ward after concerns were r...

A: To understand the given case study, let us first understand certain terms. When we are in a difficul...

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A: Health professionals must deal with their patients in a such manner, so that physical illness could ...

Q: Identify each item whether it is ATTITUDINAL, CREATIVE, EXPERIENTIAL 1. Being a mother to her kids ...

A: “Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three sub-parts for y...

Q: Consider the problem of domestic violence and discussit with friends. How do they explain it? Is the...

A: The term medicalization of deviance refers to process when the deviant behaviors are treated as illn...

Q: Do think that the standards of law, etiquette, self- interest, or tradition can be in conflict with ...

A: Standards of morality refers to the standards of good or bad, right or wrong in human behaviour. Thi...

Q: What is confirmation bias and why is understanding it important to a critical thinker

A: Thinking is a higher mental process. Thinking occurs in a particular context and does not occur rand...

Q: 1. Excessive norepinephrine into the pre frontal cortex, activating the aplha 1 and beta adrenergic ...

A: Norepinephrine is a neurotransmitter and also a hormone that is involved in the function of working ...

Q: Preference assessment is done to find out a child’s preference of toys to be used as a reinforcer in...

A: Preference assessment; This assessment is used to identify the capabilities reinforcers of a learner...

Q: Sechrist and Stangor ( 2001) studied prejudice and found that you can't predict a person's behavior ...

A: Gretchen Sechrist and Charles Stangor (2001) conducted a study on one of the classic topics in socia...

Q: Explain the formation of stereotypes and their effect on behavior. (Hint: consider how stereotypes r...

A: A stereotype is a generic view of a certain group of individuals. It is a presumption that individua...

Q: How does the psychological approach explain social behaviour

A: Social behavior is defined as an individual's conduct that qualifies, modifies, or otherwise influen...

Q: A researcher wants to study the effects of texting on driving. Students in Group A drive a car in a ...

A: Research It is a systematic inquiry process that includes data gathering, documenting essential inf...

Q: Тopic There are a number of contextual issues in the community. As a community psychologist, identif...

A: Community psychology has been concerned with understanding human behavior in a sociocultural framewo...

Q: What are the limitations of the social development theory?

A: Lev Vygotsky believed that children learn actively. According to him, infants had basic perceptual, ...

Q: What are projective tests? Do many mental health clinicians use projective testing in assessment? If...

A: The systematic examination or assessment of the quality, behavior abilities, aptitude, intelligence,...

Q: What is the value of retrieval practice? a. It helps increase long-term learning. b. It allows stude...

A: Learning Aids It is something that an individual can use to help them learn and retain more informa...

Q: Choose the reference citation that is written correctly.

A: American Psychological Association (APA) prescribed writing and referencing style is the popular for...

Q: 29. Aldrin highly respects his work supervisor who taught him everything he knows at work. His super...

A: According to Viktor Frankl, there are three principles and value that give support and help to a per...

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A: Nature and nurture debate is one of the oldest debate. Human traits are influenced by both nature (g...

Q: does personality remain stable or change as we age?

A: Personality refers to a set of enduring characteristics and behavior patterns that influence respons...

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A: An anxiety disorder is a condition of mental health where worry and anxiety feelings interfere with ...

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: Progressive relaxation is an effective way to destress and manage stress. True False

A: Introduction: The purpose of relaxing techniques is to reduce stress and anxiety. 

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A: Operant conditioning is proposed by B F Skinner. Operant conditioning is one of the learning theory....

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: How are the current diagnostic criteria for schizophrenia similar to and different from earlier diag...

A: Schizophrenia is one of the severe chronic disorders of the brain which is not cured but can be cont...

Q: Cognitive development theory and deviance

A: The violation of the laws and regulations which are ethical and moral in nature set by society by a ...

Q: If you were suffering from neurological problems and your neurologist wanted to have a study done of...

A: Neurological Disorder; Neurological disorders are those which are affected the brain areas of the pe...

Q: How can saliva use as evidence in crime, cite sample events

A: Saliva has been long used as an evidence to identify criminals and to solve cases by the Forensic ex...

Q: How dose a basic understanding of normal and abnormal behavior affect you, your family, and your wor...

A: Normal  behaviour refers to expected behaviour in individual the manner in which people interact wit...

Q: Describe the ways behavior can be affected by the presence of others making reference to social faci...

A: The strength of the circumstances that cause conformity is strong, and this lesson will take it a st...

Q: After being in class for a while, ____________ is a likely explanation for not hearing the sound of ...

A: The input which is adapted through the senses or sensory receptors in an environment can be consider...

Q: Who is considered to be the father of African American psychology? a. Charles Henry Thompson b. Robe...

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

Q: . Your friend Melissa has suffered from diabetes for her entire life. She regularly tests her blood ...

A: Diabetes is on of the disease which is hardly known to individuals in the early stage. it is related...

Q: What is the “immune response”? How is the immune system impacted by stress? Please provide examples ...

A: Immune response refers to the reaction of the body against foreign particles such as bacteria and vi...

Q: The consistency, ability to measure what it claims to measure, and value of projective testing is a ...

A: The consistency of a test means the reliability of a test - when a test is repeatedly taken by the s...

Q: Tamika has developed and researched a topic for her paper. What should she do next? a. Begin writing...

A: The systematic investigation and as careful consideration to inquire, collect, evaluate, interpret, ...

Q: selfhood the same as identity? What is the difference between selfhood and identity?

A: * Selfhood and identity is relevant to each other but there are differences in between them. Selfhoo...

Q: Differentiate love from intimacy in no more than 10 sentences.

A: Robert Sternberg developed the triangular theory of love where he did state that there are three com...

Q: (a) Which behavior change theory or model do you think is best suited to this goal? Defend your choi...

A: Psychology is the study of the mind and behavior. Health psychology is a sub-field of psychology tha...

Q: 1. Ted Bundy was one of the nation's worst serial killers. Though there were serious accusations bei...

A: Bias is the major obstacle to the brain while making any decision. Cognitive bias- otherwise called ...

Q: This combination of rehearsal types would produce the LEAST effective memory. 1. elaborative; masse...

A: Elaborative rehearsal: Elaborative rehearsal is now a technique for memorizing knowledge and retaini...

Q: Who would recall a list of word the best? a. Someone who was sad when they learned the words and sad...

A: Emotions and our physical state play an essential role in the retrieval of memory. When individuals ...

Q: How strong is social influence?

A: Social Influence; is the form of interaction in which a person changes his behaviour or thought to m...

Q: To maximize success, which method of note-taking should Juan use? a. He should take notes in his own...

A: Learning can be considered as the person attain or procedure in which a person acquires new understa...

Q: In a factorial design with three manipulated variables, O it would not be possible to have interacti...

A: A factorial design is a design where there are two or more independent variable and dependent variab...