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Q: What is social learning theory?

A: Social Learning Theory was proposed by Albert Bandura in 1977 , the theory emphasized on the importa...

Q: Define social responsibility norm with examples. Explain reasons related to psychology that enforces...

A: It describes a concept in which some individuals have a moral motivation to help and assist others. ...

Q: What are some of the most common coping strategies?

A: Stress is the physical, emotional, cognitive and behavioral response to events that are perceived as...

Q: Keely experiences feelings of disgust when learning about what took place at concentration camps. Fr...

A: The psychodynamic school of thought was founded by Freud. He claimed that the individual behavior is...

Q: How strong/ high EQ is related with self esteem justify with examples. Does EQ plays role in buildin...

A: Emotional Quotient is a measure to study emotional intelligence. It refers to one's ability to under...

Q: Define EQ and factors that affect EQ positively. Relate EQ with self. How strong/ high EQ is related...

A: Emotional quotient is used to measure the emotional intelligence of a person. Here, it refers to the...

Q: IQ was originally defined as __________________ times 100.

A: Intelligence Quotient is a numerical index that expresses intelligence in ratio of mental age and ch...

Q: Define EQ and factors that affect EQ positively. Relate EQ with self. How strong/ high EQis related ...

A: The ability of an individual to understand and regulate one’s own emotions, discriminate between dif...

Q: Does the application of Social Psychology principles,  theories and research outcomes profoundly sha...

A: The scientific study of the ways in which the behavior, thoughts and feelings of people get influenc...

Q: Joaquin is helping his daughter Isabella with her homework. Isabella is very good at addition and mu...

A: Cognition is an important area of exploration in the psychology field and thus psychologists have ex...

Q: Effects of being mentally healthy and having a psychological well-being.

A: The World Heath Organization (WHO) has defined mental heath "as a state of well-being in which every...

Q: The distribution of IQs approximates a ___________________________________________ (bell-shaped) cur...

A: The distribution of IQs approximately a Normal Probability Curve (bell-shaped ).  In the Normal Pro...

Q: Explain Synergy and Self efficacy with two examples each and related it with theories of social psyc...

A: Synergism or synergy is “the ability to work together, where two or more different agents act jointl...

Q: what carl rogers tha part of theory you agree with and application to personal experience?

A: Carl roger is considered to be a pioneer in the Humanistic perspective of psychology (1902-1987).  T...

Q: . The attribution process identifies a number of "biases" in the processes by which we perceive othe...

A: Impression formation is a process through which an individual develops beliefs, notions, and evaluat...

Q: Pick any FOUR words of your choice append below: Explain each concept with two examples each and rel...

A: Social Psychology is the study of human behavior in groups, the dynamics that take effect, and the e...

Q: Write a note on Sexual Dysfunctions and Paraphilia

A: Sexual dysfunctions is the recurrent , persistent , difficulty with sexual responses, desires , orga...

Q: Stereotyping is an example of oversimplification in thinking. True or False?

A: In social psychology, stereotypes are defined as the beliefs and thoughts about a certain person due...

Q: Q#1: What is perceptual selectivity? Discuss different perceptual selectivity bias and errors with e...

A: Perceptual selectivity: In psychology, the term "perceptual selectivity" is described as a process t...

Q: Sensate focus is the most common treatment for premature ejaculation. True or False?

A: True Sensate focus is the technique of sexual therapy. This technique was developed by Masters and J...

Q: For which kind of twin pair is the concordance for sexual orientation greatest?

A: Concordance rate is a statistical indicator that describes the probability of two people in a pair t...

Q: What negative effects it brings (both on behavior and cognition) if we ignore pro social behaviors i...

A: Pro-social behavior, very similar to altruism, is the act of doing good for others and providing hel...

Q: What special accommodations would be necessary if a program wanted to allow mildly ill children to r...

A: As per the government guidelines, a child is defined as mildly ill when he/she is prevented from aid...

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A: The morals an individual has are greatly affected by their family, peers and other interpersonal rel...

Q: Explain how the adolescent brain differs from a child’s brain. Be sure to include at least three fun...

A: Adolescence is a period marked by maturation and development of the brain. The changes in the brain ...

Q: Why should we emphasize on the significance of listening skills in the process of communication? Pro...

A: Listening skills refer to the ability to comprehend and be receptive in a communication process.   

Q: Two major elements of biofeedback training appear to be relaxation and self-regulation. T or F?

A: Biofeedback or biofeedback technique refers to a mind-body technique involving visual or auditory fe...

Q: What strategies can be used to change thefollowing components of an attitude?a. Affectiveb. Behavior...

A: Attitude refers to the perceptions and evaluations people make towards any event, individual, object...

Q: Which is an example of sensory adaptation? Group of answer choices   identifying when a dim light ...

A: The sensation is the process of collecting information from the environment through various sense or...

Q: What is egocentrism?

A: Piaget (1952) put forth four stages of child’s cognitive development. Of these, pre-operational stag...

Q: Describe the types of flexibility by writing.

A: Flexibility is the tendency of an individual to adjust to any situation in such a manner that they c...

Q: Explain how emotionally intelligent people are both socially aware and self-aware?

A: Emotionally intelligence can be defined as the ability to monitor one's own and other's feelings and...

Q: One way to enhance the internal validity of your research is to ____________ Conduct pretest. 1. Con...

A: Internal validity is the extent to which a testable and trustworthy cause & effect relationship ...

Q: Which of the following represents a clear example for the "Recursive Decomposition principle" of Pal...

A: This principle suggests that any complex informational event at one level of description can be spec...

Q: Which of the following factors do not contribute to resilience, and can in fact cause a child to suf...

A: Resilience refers to one's ability to cope in the life after facing a traumatic event.  This traumat...

Q: what are the four major lobes of the brain and what are their purposes/functions?

A: The human brain is complex and responsible for major integral functions of our body , mind and behav...

Q: How many kinds of conduct disorder are there?

A: Conduct disorder is described as a persistent pattern of behavior that involves the violation of the...

Q: How psychology effect consumer behavior in our daily lives? Provide example from your own.

A: -A Consumer tends to make specific purchase decisions on a day-to-day basis and therefore it involve...

Q: Does the application of Social Psychology principles,  theories and research outcomes profoundly sha...

A: The study of the changes in behavior, feelings and thoughts of individuals in the actual or imagined...

Q: Literature review

A: Research Methodology refers to a fundamental "how" of any particular piece of research. More precise...

Q: According to Charles Spearman how mental abilities are much like physical abilities?

A: Charles Spearman in 1904 , developed the Two-factor theory of Intelligence which stated that intelli...

Q: What is a good life?

A: Positive psychology is the field of psychology that is concerned with the study of how to make life ...

Q: What is meant by elaborative activities?

A: Elaboration is add something new to existing information to make it complex and emergent whole. It a...

Q: Why is it important for students of behavioral research to understand statistics?

A: -Behavioral research: It is described as the study of different variables that tends to impact the f...

Q: Operant conditioning focuses on the likelihood of a behaviour being repeated through reinforcement a...

A: Behavior is largely influenced by our surroundings and how it is learned from what we experience. He...

Q: What are the other names of mass madness?

A: Mass madness is when a group of people display same abnormal , dysfunctional behavior like hysteria ...

Q: How do biological and psychological factors contribute to antisocial personality disorder?

A: An antisocial personality disorder is a psychological disorder in which a person has long-term issue...

Q: What are eight ways to persuade someone in a face-to-face conversation?

A: Persuasion refers to a process of changing an individual's attitude towards something based on commu...

Q: What are the three blocks to assertive behaviour, along with their rational counterpart?

A: Assertiveness is the ability to assert the point without being aggressive about it, it can be done o...

Q: In what ways could social media itself help prevent or reduce cases of mass psychogenic illness?

A: MPI Mass Psychogenic Illness is defined as the rapid spread of signs and symptoms of illness that af...