Learning is best defined as a relatively permanent change in behavior that ________. Choose one answer.   a. is innate     b. occurs by observing others     c. is found only in humans     d. all of these     e. occurs as a result of experience

Q: If you consciously succeed at putting a painful memory out of mind, you have useda. redintegrationb....

A: Memories refer to information regarding facts or events, among others, which are retained. Memory is...

Q: Where is the primary visual cortex? A. Temporal lobe B. Frontal lobe C. Parietal lobe D. Occipital l...

A: The primary visual cortex is often referred to as "V1." It is responsible for the process of visual ...

Q: How do psychologists use the term personality?

A: Personality: In psychology, the term "personality" is described as "individual differences" in disti...

Q: riefly discuss the negative consequences of high self-esteem.

A: Self-esteem refers to an individual's subjective evaluation of his self-worth or value. How much of ...

Q: Environmental factors begin to influence a child’s development beginning ata. infancy b. birth c. co...

A: When an infant turns "three", environmental influences including parenting are related factors in hi...

Q: Organizing information while studying has little effect on memory because long-term memory is alread...

A: Memory is that neural circuit which enables a individual to establish well organized and meaningful ...

Q: Both ambivalent and avoidant attachment patterns are associated with difficulties in trusting a roma...

A: Attachment is the major component to be in any kind of relationship in which we exchange love, care,...

Q: The claim that heredity accounts for racial differences in average IQ ignores environmental differen...

A: IQ stands for "Intelligence Quotient." It is the score derived from standardized intelligence tests ...

Q: An ontogenetic explanation focuses on which of the following?A. How a behavior developsB. The brain ...

A: Ontogeny is also denoted as "ontogenesis" and is determined as the development and origination of an...

Q: Memories of family vacations, holiday gatherings, and other personal life experiences would most lik...

A: Memory is one of the most important cognitive functions. It pertains to the receiving of information...

Q: What is a hypothesis? A theory? Why is it important that each be able to predict the outcome of a fu...

A: Psychological research describes the research that professionals and psychologists may design, and c...

Q: People basically learn to be right- or left-handed. T or F?

A: Ans - The statement given in the question is FALSE.  

Q: Operant Conditioning

A: Operant conditioning: In psychology, the term "operant conditioning" is also referred to as "instrum...

Q: Describe how infants imitates sounds, movements and words that he hears or sees? What about simple g...

A: According to child development research studies, most of the developmental milestones achieved by in...

Q: What is philosophy

A: Philosophy is analyzing the basic characteristics of awareness, authenticity, and survival, particul...

Q: People who rate high in emotional intelligence tend to be highly aware of their own feelings and una...

A: Emotional Intelligence termed as Emotional Quotient (EQ) refers to the ability in a person to unders...

Q: Which lobe of the cerebral cortex includes the primary somatosensory cortex?

A: Somatosensory cortex plays the function of locating sensations in various parts of the body, such as...

Q: Students entering a college gym are asked to sign a banner promoting water conservation. Later, the ...

A: Attitude- It refers to a state of mind , set of views as well as thoughts regarding some topic. An a...

Q: Which explanation(s) best seem(s) to account for the loss of shorttermmemories?a. decayb. disusec. r...

A: Short-term memory is the capability for holding, but not handling, a tiny quantity of data in rememb...

Q: Some evidence suggests that sexual activity and sex drives peak later for males than for females. Tr...

A: Human sexual activity is the behavior in which individuals encounter and display their sensuality. I...

Q: Several lines of evidence argue against the idea that facial expressions demonstrate the existence o...

A: Emotions are biologically based on subjective difficulties conducted on by neurophysiological differ...

Q: Methods used to teach social skills include all of the following except   A) modeling. B) attributi...

A: Special Education and special methods are taken in measure to educate students who are Intellectuall...

Q: How might dream theories explain instances when people appear to have dreamed of an event they were ...

A: Precognitive dreams are dreams in which a person supposedly sees into the future and accurately pred...

Q: As a Social Psychologist, explain how person's perception and first impression plays a role in our e...

A: Social psychology is a sub-field in the field of psychology that seeks to understand the way in whic...

Q: Stefan performs best on his algebra test when he studies in his teacher's classroom after school. Wh...

A: All the options given as solutions to this question adress different ways and means of processing in...

Q: What is social influence?

A: Social influence: In social psychology, the term "social influence" is determined as a way whereby p...

Q: CBD

A: CBD: The term "CBD" is denoted as "cannabidiol" and is determined as one of the chemical compounds o...

Q: How do psychologists explain emotions?

A: Emotions are defined as a complex reaction pattern, involving experiential, behavioral, and physiolo...

Q: The ________ content of a dream refers to the true meaning of the dream. Choose one answer.   a. lat...

A: Let us define the terms given in the options. 1. Latent content: The hidden meaning of the dreams th...

Q: What kinds of people are most likely to develop sleep apnea?

A: Sleep apnea is a probably dangerous sleep disorder in which respiration frequently pauses and excite...

Q: Believing that mentally disturbed people were better off in the community than in mental institution...

A: Up until the 20th century, mentally ill people were treated as if they had been afflicted by spirits...

Q: It is important to remember that correlation does not demonstrate ______________________________.

A: Correlation: In psychological research, the term "correlation" is described as a particularized "sta...

Q: How do people typically react to death?

A: The study of death and grieving process to someone's loss is called Thanatology. 

Q: Happiness has only a small positive correlation with wealth. T or F?

A: Correlation means how two  variables are correlated with each other. That is changes in one variable...

Q: Prolonged stress is known to damage which brain area? A. The visual cortex B. The hippocampus C. The...

A: Stress- It refers to the patterns of responses that an organism makes to an event that deteriorates ...

Q: what is love?

A: Love It is one of the most important emotions found in human beings. It is an intense positive emoti...

Q: What social influences have contributed to the formation of your self identity?

A: Self Identity- It is defined as one's perception and recognition of one's stable characteristics,abi...

Q: Where does the optic nerve exit from the retina? A. At the blind spot B. At the fovea C. From the ed...

A: Human eye is responsible for Vision and perception . It is sensory to light stimulus. Whenever light...

Q: How is behaviorism a reaction to psychoanalytic theory?

A: Behaviors are the responses that we make in response to an internal or external stimuli. These behav...

Q: What is Risk behaviour?

A: The APA dictionary says that if it is probable that an action or behaviour will lead to some kind of...

Q: In what way would memory contribute to the formation of an accurate or inaccurate self-image?

A: Self Image is the perception we have about ourselves, about our abilities, talents, attitudes, behav...

Q: Imagine what your visual experience might be like if you suddenly became unable to see motion; in ot...

A: The brain is the seat of all processes that take place in the body. Humans are endowed with five sen...

Q: What language skills does the toddler express?

A: Language development during infancy is essential for establishing early conversation with children. ...

Q: What is the difference between psychological experiment and testing ?

A: Ans. There are several methods of enquiry in psychological research including Observational method, ...

Q: If someone injected into your tongue a chemical that blocks the release of second messengers, how wo...

A: Taste is among the five senses. Taste is the outcome of the stimulation of taste buds that are prese...

Q: Compared to other men, what are the testosterone levels of married men? A. Lower than average B. Abo...

A: Testosterone is the male sex hormone that is formed in the testicles. Testosterone hormone levels ar...

Q: theory

A: Theory: The term "theory" is described as a well-authenticated description of a particular aspect as...

Q: To what extent can psychologists really fully understand human behavior? We say that the basis of ps...

A: Psychology is the science of human behavior. It employs standard and structured methods to research ...

Q: describe risk? Who is a risk-taker? In what aspect of a person's life should he/she take risks

A: In the field of psychology, decision-making is a behavior wherein one is required to select the opti...

Q: Describe reasons biological psychologists conduct much of their research on nonhuman animals.

A: Research: The term "research" is referred to as a specific process of "systematic inquiry" that nece...