In order to better learn her psychology material, Juanita decides to study her psychology information every other day for about 45 minutes.  What memory strategy is she using? Group of answer choices chunking distributed practice mnemonics repetition

Q: In your own words, Explain How psychopathic theory describes a person that tends to manipulate other...

A: Personality can be defined as the unique set of traits, characteristics, ideas, feelings that get re...

Q: The psychological  is biological" Explain the above statement  and give reasons why the psychologic...

A: Biological psychology also known as physiological psychology is the study of biological behavior . I...

Q: There is clear evidence that people develop tolerance to caffeine. O True O False

A: Caffeine is defined as a chemical with pleasurable effects and it occurs in tea, cocoa, coffee, mate...

Q: Reasoning from a stereotype is most closely related to this heuristic: anchoring and adjustment simu...

A: Heuristic in psychology is a shortcut which is created mentally by people in order for problem solvi...

Q: What does self-actualization mean? What are the characteristics of self-actualizing people, accordin...

A: Abraham Harold  Maslow was an American Psychologist who is considered one of the pioneers of Humanis...

Q: How much percent of all children display ADHD ?

A: Neurodevelopmental disorders like ADHD are categorized under different section other than anxiety an...

Q: Effect of social media usage on mental health.

A: Mental Health  It includes an individual's overall state of emotional, psychological, as well as soc...

Q: What are some effortful processing strategies that can help us remember new information?

A: Memory It refers to the procedure of encoding, retaining as well as recalling information over a per...

Q: How Dark Triad affects social sphere ?

A: Personality can be defined as the set of unique characteristics that get reflected in the behavior o...

Q: What was the biggest take-home message that people learned from Spacing Their Study and Practice?

A: A learning space, also known as a learning setting, is a practical context for such an educational e...

Q: Many years ago David was toward the end of a 5 mile run in Greenwood Park. He ran the last half-mile...

A: Schachter and Singer's two-factor theory states that two factors are needed to experience emotions t...

Q: 1. What are 4 reasons for fear/nervousness? example?

A: Nervousness is defined as a feeling of stress by a body and makes changes physiologically that make ...

Q: Sofia has suffered a head injury and can no longer speak. However, after rehabiliation she recovers ...

A: Option A. 

Q: Analyze and explain four similarities and four differences between biological and psychosocial inter...

A: Nonpharmacologic interventions that contain a number of psychological and educational aspects are re...

Q: Kyle A. Cruz Which of Freud's levels of consciousness consists of thoughts and feelings that cannot ...

A: Freud divided out consciousness into three levels namely, conscious, precocious and unconcious mind....

Q: What area could be studied in cognitive psychology by viewing the structures or functions of the hum...

A: The science of how individuals think is the focus of cognitive psychology. This discipline of psycho...

Q: What distinguishes prescriptive models from descriptive models?

A: Introduction As the name suggests, prescriptive means something normative, and here, the scholar is ...

Q: An academic area that may cause just as much or more difficulty for students with intellectual or le...

A: Learning disability is of various types which mainly affects the individuals with learning. Some of ...

Q: What is the impact of prosocial modeling and of antisocial modeling?

A: The field of psychology studies how an individual thinks feels, and, behaves which is influenced by ...

Q: Which claim is NOT made in conceptual metaphor theory? Group of answer choices People are always c...

A: Conceptual metaphor was first introduced in the book Metaphors we live by (1980) by George Lakoff an...

Q: One way to change behavior is to reward natural behav-iors in small steps, as the organism gets clos...

A: Learning  It refers to any relatively permanent change in behavior or behavioral potential produced ...

Q: Input from many synapses may push the postsynaptic cell to threshold if many Excitatory Post-Synapti...

A: Option B. 

Q: Why would memorizing a speech be a bad method to use when presenting your speech? example?

A: The act of putting anything to memory is known as memorization.  It is a brain process that involves...

Q: What are the levels of processing, and how do they affect encoding?

A: Memory guides the methodologies that are utilized to cultivate, store, maintain, and thereafter reco...

Q: How might you apply mindfulness techniques in your work with clients?

A: Mindfulness is a kind of therapy in which a person is aware of their current situation or feelings. ...

Q: are creative writers born or created? have an essay an introduction body and conclusion

A: Creativity is the psychological process which is marked by developing unique, transparent, original ...

Q: Based on his exploration of topics like the will to power and the Übermensch ("beyond-man" or "super...

A: Option C. Every person strives to be all that they could be. 

Q: Our materials indicate a link between poverty, crime, drugs, and education. Describe this relationsh...

A: Social problems could leads to psychological imbalance too. Because if the person is facing so many ...

Q: brief meaning of this quotation?

A: The term "exercise" is referred to as a part of physical activity in which a person trained his body...

Q: What disorder is being described here? Sammy struggles with adjustment. At times, he appears to lack...

A: Neurodevelopmental disorders are defined as the abnormal functioning of cognitive abilities and disa...

Q: What is an example of a primal drive?

A: Primal means primary, fundamental or basic. Therefore, primal drives are those drives which are prim...

Q: Which of the following is a difference between concentration techniques and mind­fulness meditation?...

A: Option B. Mindfulness meditation motivates attention to your momentary experience. 

Q: Many musicians and performers make a distinction between "good nervousness" and "bad nervousness". W...

A: Stress is a part and parcel of one's lives and one has to go through various forms of stress during ...

Q: What is your point of view about broken family. What are the problems are they facing? How is what y...

A: The term, "Family" can be expressed the group of people, unified by the ties of marriage, blood or a...

Q: Mention and explain 5 distinguishing characteristics of a successful student

A: The characteristic features can be defined as the unique set of traits that reflect the qualities of...

Q: The perception that cognitive psychology research findings merely verify our common-sense understand...

A: A cognitive bias is a type of inaccuracy in thinking that happens as people receive and interpret in...

Q: Example of something to keep at the short-term memory.

A: Short term memory refers to the individual's capacity of encoding, storing and retrieving informatio...

Q: 1. Give one sample situation for each reinforcement schedule. REINFORCEMENT SCHEDULES FIXED INTERVAL...

A: Reinforcement schedules are the exact rules for presenting or removing reinforcers/punishers in resp...

Q: A science teacher wants to test the effectiveness of two types of learning strategies. She uses a fl...

A: The independent variables here are the learning techniques. The dependent variable here is the memor...

Q: Which conditioned response can be achieved after only one pairing of the conditioned stimulus and un...

A: Classical conditioning is discovered by Ivan Pavlov. It refers the process in which a stimulus that ...

Q: Under which circumstances are attitudes most likely to influence our behavior? Please provide exampl...

A: Attitudes and Behaviours are directly connected. Suppose one can analyze the relationship between th...

Q: Discuss the main theories of memory that would explain errors in eyewitness testimony. Define each o...

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

Q: What is the advantage of the cultural model in teaching literature?

A: Psychological processes and behavior patterns that differentiate one culture from the other are refe...

Q: match the words to the correct definitions. The word bank is down below

A: Systematic desensitization is a technique in which the patient is exposed gradually and progressivel...

Q: 1)For more than thirty years, Lawrence Kohlberg studied the ways that young men arrived at moral jud...

A: In psychology, the study which majorly focuses on how and why human beings change and grow mentally,...

Q: Is it ethical to get information for your own purposes from people you hate?

A: An ethical approach to a situation seeks to discover what is truly good or proper and what is bad or...

Q: The procedure of chipping a hole in the skull to allow evil spirits to escape was called Centuries l...

A: The history of psychology or mental health goes way back in time. With organizations like the APA wh...

Q: Original Post/create thread. Read about the different types of therapy in your textbook. In one para...

A: Therapies are the based over the therapeutic alliance made between the therapist and the client for ...

Q: You have attempted to help a client for over two years with little or no success. Ethically, what do...

A: In the given scenario, the client has been seeing the therapist for more than two years, however the...

Q: Hypnosis has its pros and cons. Do you think hypnosis would be relevant  in today's society, how us...

A: Hypnosis is a state where the awareness of the surroundings is reduced, however the person has incre...