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Q: What does this quotation means "Family and moral values are so central to everything that I am”

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A: Development It refers to the gradual changes in structure, function, and behavior patterns that occu...

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Q: Describe in detail Kohlberg’s Six Stages of Moral Development.

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Q: Example of organizational culture

A: > Organisational culture is sum total of expectancies,values,beliefs,philosophies,experiences and...

Q: Explain scientism, be sure to note its assumptions, and give an example.

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A: Due to the pandemic, the education system has been pushed towards online mode as offline mode cannot...

Q: Individuating information

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A: Sampling is a process in which a sample or unit is chosen from a larger population to draw a smaller...

Q: Clinical psychologists would not do training or supervision?   True  False

A: Psychology is vast and is all about the study of "brain and human behavior." It deals with thoughts ...

Q: How can you learn the basics of Mindfulness Therapy? What is a mindful journey?

A: Mindfulness is a form of meditation where an individual focuses attention completely on the present ...

Q: •1 Judgment and Proposition • 2. Implication and Inference 3. Judgment and Terms

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A: Posner's Cueing task is a neuro-psychological test, that was designed to assess attention, especiall...

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A: Operant conditioning is defined as the learning method that employs for or behaviour by the use of p...

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A:   Lawrence Kohlberg's theory consists of 3 levels of moral development. The 3 levels are, 1) Pre-Con...

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A: Sensory experience means the experience of surrounding and the environment by selecting the stimulus...

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A: Psychological Testing It refers to the procedure of administering, scoring as well as interpreting p...

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A: While working or executing any plan we all have some idea and content about the topic we have checke...

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A: At times, an individual continually faces failures and/ or challenging situations that deplete them ...

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A: Psychologists define self as the entire being of a person, thereby encompassing their personality an...

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A: > ANOVA is analysis of Variance used to study the variations among means.Repeated  ANOVA is cause...

Q: Can the tests be both norm-referenced and criterion-referenced at the same time? 2.

A: Ans. A psychological test is defined as an objective and systematic mechanism that is used, in order...

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A: Systematic Variation is one phenomenon of research in which the variations that are implied in the r...

Q: Which of the following examples best describes hostile aggression? a) Anne enjoys practicing target ...

A: Aggression is a response in a way which is hostile towards someone else who can be known such as pee...