In morality, the discussion is primarily about how human is _ to live. Without_ man is only an animal.

Q: What are the different types of memories presented in your readings this week? What information or p...

A: Human memories are very dynamic in nature. They have been divided in multiple types. 

Q: How rumination theory related to unipolar depression?

A: in humans, Depression can be caused with sophisticated stresses. these stress when stayed longer bec...

Q: ___________ are particularly vivid episodic memories not believed to be a unique form of episodic me...

A: Cognitive memory is a type of a learning system. Learning involves storing data in the form of a cog...

Q: Identify and discuss the methods used to conduct research in the field of educational psychology and...

A: Research is conducted in the field of educational psychology to arrive at new knowledge and informat...

Q: What factors contribute to the development of depressive and bipolar disorders?

A: bipolar disorder can be defined as the cycle of manic episodes and depressive episodes. since it mov...

Q: Compare and contrast the James-Lange Theory and the Cannon-Bard Theory of Emotion.

A: The James-Lange theory is one of the most mind-blowing known examples of a physiological theory of f...

Q: What are the basic themes of humanistic therapy? What are the specific goalsand techniques of Rogers...

A: The humanistic school of thought gave some major approaches suggesting that our internal factors suc...

Q: What is Arousal theory' big idea?

A: The urge or desire to behave or act in a manner that will initiate, guide, and maintain goals and th...

Q: What is the IQ of a 6-year-old with a mental age of 7?

A: Intelligence  It is defined as the capacity to understand the world, think in a rational way as we...

Q: How the motivation, motivate to pursue one's goals?

A: To achieve greatness, you really want to stop asking for authorization. To this end motivation is im...

Q: What is stress? How do you manage stress? What are its causes? How do you overcome stress?

A: Stress refers to the condition in which the individual feels emotionally and mentally exhausted and ...

Q: While June was on cafeteria duty she noticed that 20 students purchased lunch. Of these 20 students,...

A: Reasoning refers to a process of thinking through when an individual evaluates and reaches a solutio...

Q: 1. Using a Venn Diagram, differentiate the following: a. Assimilation and Accommodation b. Novice Le...

A: AssimilationThe youngster assimilates the new knowledge into her present schema and thus better know...

Q: What does theory of mind skills have to do with social development with children

A: The theory of mind deals with the capacity of an individual to understand the mental and emotional s...

Q: Explain how a dilemma occurs in a person?

A: It can be very well said that many times, people suffer from mental stress only because when they ha...

Q: To forget because other events obstruct the storage or retrieval of memories is known as Group of an...

A:   Memory, can be defined as the ability to retain or store information and retrieving or recalling i...

Q: What is an example of neglect syndrome?

A: The neglect syndrome is a multifaceted neurological disorder and people suffering from this disorder...

Q: What is aptitude test?

A: Aptitude test is a type of psychological test which contribute its part in assessment of different m...

Q: In which year medical assisted suicide made legal in Canada ?

A: Medical assisted suicide or euthanasia is when the physician takes necessary measures to end the lif...

Q: Kindergarten program include various activities ? With a focus on play based leasing . These activit...

A: Kindergarten is a space where children are admitted to unleash their skills and learn the basic acti...

Q: Although instincts cannot explain most human motives, the underlying assumption continues in evoluti...

A: this discipline of psychology focuses its area of interest towards motivation for survivability . Th...

Q: What is meant by the “hard problem”?

A: The hard problem of consciousness is the problem of explaining why and how we have qualia or phenome...

Q: What are the advantages of bright light treatment compared to antidepressant drugs?

A: Bright light treatment also known as light therapy or phototherapy is the exposure to bright light o...

Q: _________ intelligent people are both socially aware and self-aware. (fill in the blank)

A: Intelligence is defined by our ability to perform various tasks efficiently and be conscious about o...

Q: What are the features that distinguish normal anxiety from pathological anxiety?

A: Anxiety can be defined as a feeling of apprehensions or fear related to a particular thing e.g exam,...

Q: Slow, large-amplitude EEG waves characterize which stage or stages of sleep? a. Stage 1 b. REM sleep...

A: sleep is undeniable biological function that occurred once in 24 hour of cycle. generally sleep occu...

Q: What are the qualities that make a good friendship? Explain why.

A: Friendships are very integral to one's life. Friends are the people with whom we share a good, tough...

Q: Identify the research method that would be used to answer the following questions. 1. What is the cu...

A: Research methods are used in the technique of research to the facts and make them useful for all by ...

Q: What is ecopsychology?

A: Eco-psychology refers to a field in psychology that deals with the synthesis of psychology and ecolo...

Q: What does existentialism say about you as an individual, especially in relation with art production ...

A: Existentialism initially appeared in the late nineteenth century, in the writings of Soren Kierkegaa...

Q: Question 10 The theorist who originally studied digestion in dog and discovered classical conditioni...

A: Classical conditioning is a type of behavioral learning which helps in development of changes in beh...

Q: do you believe that life has meaning?

A: Indeed, obviously life has a meaning→ we can create our own meaning regardless of some divinity. The...

Q: What is the difference of Erich Fromm's approach to personality with all the other personality theor...

A: Ans. Personality includes the various ways in which a person acknowledges other people as well as ci...

Q: xplain what ethical issues are o Select one unethical study and explain the ethical issues within th...

A: > Ethics are conduct rules for researcher in order to protect the rights of participants against ...

Q: what is antisocial behavior and how do they affect society. define prosocial behavior and how do the...

A: The branch of psychology which studies how an individual's feelings, thoughts, and behavior can infl...

Q: what are the strength and weaknesses of quantitative research?

A: Quantitive research methods deal with the collection, analysis, and interpretation of numeral data. ...

Q: How does aging affect crystallized and fluid intelligence?

A: Raymond Cattell described the concepts of crystallized intelligence and fluid intelligence. Accordin...

Q: Answer the question give below and make it sure to strengthen your answer with strong ethical argume...

A: Morally it is not correct to take someone's life but at the end it is her choice because it is not i...

Q: Teachers often overuse punishment and use positive reinforcement techniques incorrectly because they

A: Individuals or organisms are encouraged to conduct the desired action by obtaining rewards, which is...

Q: How did psychology continue to develop from the 1920s through today?

A: Psychologists investigated animal and human experiences, as well as numerous experiments aimed at ch...

Q: Which of the following is not an accurate description of the short-term memory? A. There is no limi...

A: Short-term memory, otherwise called primary memory, is the ability to store a very small quantity of...

Q: What are psychology’s levels of analysis and related perspectives?

A: Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental process. It is a vast field that studies a...

Q: What is a way to test working memory in both humans and nonhumans?

A: Memory problems are common among the elderly. The ageing of civilization is a result of current demo...

Q: What is the percentage of improved of interpersonal psychotherapy for major depressive disorder ?

A: Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) is a therapeutic tool that enhances interpersonal performance in o...

Q: Explain the experiment based on Islands of genius: Savant syndrome

A: Intellectual disability (ID), often known as mental retardation (MR), is a condition in which one's ...

Q: he ability to focus on only one stimulus from among all sensory input is called ________________ ___...

A: Memory can be referred to as the mental process of a person's brain which collects or acquire, store...

Q: Why functionalism would explain why people decide to have children

A: Functionalist mainly focus on functions rather than focusing on structure.

Q: What is Subintentional death?

A: Suicide can be described as intentionally and consciously ending one's own life. Suicidal ideation o...

Q: What is Physician-assisted suicide?

A: Suicide is the Self-intended harm to self.  According to WHO, "Suicide is the act of intentionally c...

Q: Which therapy lifted Dick Cavett from the black hole of his unipolar depression ?

A: The type of treatment which can be used to treat the issues such as psychological, emotional, and be...