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Q: Civic engagement helps with skill development. T or F?

A: Civic engagement: The term "civic engagement" is also referred to as "civic participation" and is de...

Q: When subjected to scientific evaluation, how does graphology fare?

A: Graphology is also known as graphoanalysis which is used to determine the personality traits and men...

Q: How do attitudes and actions interact?

A: Attitudes reflect the inner beliefs and values that a person upholds. It constitutes a person's like...

Q: Which of the following is usually NOT an example of consciousness? A.) moment by moment subjective e...

A: Consciousness refers to a state of awareness of mind where a person is aware of his internal and ext...

Q: What  are the challenges and opportunities for manager in using OB concept?

A: Organizational behavior refers to a systematic study of application and knowledge about individual a...

Q: which reinforcement schedule applies to the person who sells computer software on commission which s...

A: In psychology, schedules of reinforcement employing operant conditioning describe the recurrence and...

Q: QUESTION9 Why is it important for a researcher to review the literature? O Because it will find if a...

A: Review of Literation is a study or analysis of research which have information about the research pr...

Q: define,describe, and identfy low statistcal power.

A: Lower statistical power means the reduced chance of identifying the appropriate or true effect in re...

Q: How might bias by diagnosticians contribute to race-linked and culturelinked differences in the diag...

A: In psychiatry, where relational associations are critical to evoking analytic manifestations and sig...

Q: A ______________ is a need or an internal motivational state; a drive ____________ is created by the...

A: Motivation is the psychological force that propels an individual to perform an action. There are man...

Q: How does self-assertion differ from aggression?

A: There is a contrast between being assertive and being aggressive.  Animosity as a rule results from ...

Q: What is prototype?

A: Prototype can be defined as a cognitive representation of categories and is closely related to schem...

Q: Who is Lewis terman? What are his theories?

A: Lewis Terman was an American Psychologist and author born in 1877. Terman is often considered the pi...

Q: Which of the following is NOT one of the main types of evidence to estimate the heritability of some...

A: Monozygotic twins or identical twins have the rare quality of sharing all of their genes with their ...

Q: 3. Write any 5 points on philosophy of religion.

A: Philosophical religion is defined as the philosophical examination of the central part of the concep...

Q: When memories are available but not accessible, forgetting may be cue-dependent. Trure or False?

A: Several theories explain the causes and processes of forgetting. Forgetting occurs when a person fai...

Q: Adults use many destructive ways to cope with stress: drug abuse, obesity, too much sleep, too littl...

A: Stress management is the broad variety of psychotherapeutic and interventions designed to control a ...

Q: Which of the following is an example of positive reinforcement?   a. receiving a time-out instea...

A: B.F Skinner was a psychologist who contributed to the behavioristic perspective in the field of psyc...

Q: Which of the following is not explicitly included in the bio-psycho-social conceptualization of disa...

A: The biopsychosocial approach defines disability as the result of interaction between the environment...

Q: Explain in detail classical and operant conditioning

A: Classical and operant conditioning are two essential notions fundamental to behavioral psychology. W...

Q: Differentiate the Easter and Western construction of the self.

A: Philosophically and Psychologically, the concept of self is central to the very subject and related ...

Q: What is the difference between Sexual orientation and Gender identity?

A: In humans, sexual orientation, and gender identity, both are present. Sexual orientation means a per...

Q: Explain the Concrete Operational stage of Piaget's theory of cognitive development.  Also, discuss I...

A: According to cognitive development theory suggested by Jean Piaget, young individuals go through dif...

Q: How does conditioning affect us in terms of prejudice and motivating us to do more?

A: Conditioning, a behavioral means whereby an acknowledgment matures more common or more expected in c...

Q: Explain tolerance for ambiguity?

A: Tolerance of ambiguity is a concept initiated by Frenkel-Brunswik in 1949 whilst studying ethnocentr...

Q: What does Gestalt Psychology reveal about the brain?

A: In the 1920s, German psychologists originated the term Gestalt principles that lend the fundamental ...

Q: Where do some Glial Cells come from?​ The Amygdala Thalamus Hippocampus Inter Neurons Central Nervo...

A: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any ...

Q: What is attitude ambivalence?

A: Attitude ambivalence can be defined as the degree to which an attitude is regarded as positive and n...

Q: What are the contributions of stage theories in the perspective of development?

A: -Stage theories are considered as theories that tend to divide "child development" into different st...

Q: What is hierarchy of needs?

A: -Hierarchy of needs: In psychology, the term "hierarchy of needs" was proposed by a famous psycholog...

Q: define, describe, and identify counterbalancing.

A: A repeated measures design is one of the experimental research designs that allocates the same set o...

Q: How much percent of elderly people meet the criteria for a mental disorder ?

A: Elderly people aged 60 and above are generally at risk of numerous physical ailments like diabetes, ...

Q: did phonograph recordings change the perception of people for music during the early 20th century.

A: The phonograph is an electrical acoustic record-keeping and procreation device. Mostly from the 1870...

Q: What are the 5 stages of PTSD?

A: Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental disorder that can develop as a result of being exp...

Q: Which strategies are better for long-term retention: cramming and rereading material,or spreading ou...

A: Long-term retention is holding the information in the long-term memory , so that information can be ...

Q: What is semantic memory?

A: Memory is simply the process of encoding , storage and retrieval of information or data. And memory ...

Q: How did humanistic psychologists view personality, and what was their goal in studying personality?

A: Psychological therapies use psychotherapeutic methods for treating mental illness. It includes multi...

Q: What is the use of statistical analysis ?

A: Statistical analysis is known as the process of gathering, organizing, and interpreting considerable...

Q: That you only use 10% of your brain? Is it true?

A: This is not true and hence is a myth. 

Q: how can a person build his character?

A: Genuine character is illustrated each day and also frequently goes unrecognized. The character origi...

Q: What determines whether sensory deprivation has a positive or negative effect on the functioning of ...

A: Our body on a regular basis detects stimuli's through our sensory organs. Touch, warmth, smell, nois...

Q: 1. Discuss how PTSD among correctional officers might impact their job performance. 2. Why might rat...

A: Corrections professionals are in a roundabout way presented to traumatic material when they:   read...

Q: With parental consent, a newborn infant with ambiguous genitalia undergoes reconstructive surgery to...

A: According to this , the infant who underwent reconstructive surgery to align their external anatomy ...

Q: What is arousal theory?

A: The arousal theory of motivation is among many motivation theories which propose that individuals in...

Q: define the term emotional intelligence

A: Emotional intelligence is an essential part of mental wellbeing and for good interpersonal relations...

Q: CTP inhibition of aspartate transcarbamoylase (ATCase) is an example of _____________ inhibition

A: CTP inhibition of aspartate transcarbamoylase (ATCase) is an example of __feedback___________inhibit...

Q: Describe each of the three theories of why dreams occur. Which one seems to be most applicable to yo...

A: Dreams are naturally occurring phenomena that occur within the mind of an individual who is sleeping...

Q: Psychology Professor Tori Bovard has the hypothesis that ingesting chocolate prior to an exam will i...

A: An experiment is a method in which we explore relationships between two or more variables through sc...

Q: What are the view personality of Psychoanalytic theory?

A: Sigmund Freud is know as the father of Psychoanalytical perspective or psychodynamic theory , as he ...

Q: In Watson and Rayner’s experiments, “Little Albert” learned to fear a white rat afterrepeatedly expe...

A: The experiment with Watson and Rayner was called Albert B. But now these days it is very popular nam...