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Q: What is occipital lobe?

A: The part of the body which manages and coordinates the behaviors, functions and transmits signals be...

Q: Piaget’s Concrete Operational stage, infants are capable of thinking about the relations between cla...

A: A brief summary of one of the most important psychologists, Jean Piaget (born August 9, 1896, Switze...

Q: As you listen to your brilliant psychology instructor in class, the sound will travel through which ...

A: 1. Pinna: The helical shaped outer part of the ear. 2. Cochlea: A spiral shaped part of the inner ea...

Q: middle adulthood

A: Middle adulthood: In psychology, the term "middle adulthood" is determined as a specific age period ...

Q: Piaget believed that infants and toddlers ________.     a. carry out many activities inside their ...

A: Piaget believed that infants and toddlers ________.   Answer: b. “think” with their eyes, ears, and ...

Q: The differences between how Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama performed the role of First Lady exem...

A: Ideology & opinions makes the individual for doing & perceiving different types of issues wi...

Q: democratic leadership style

A: Democratic leadership is also known as shared leadership where all the members of the group have a p...

Q: Collins and Quillian proposed a highly influential model of how concepts are organized within semant...

A: Collins and Quillian's semantic network model is a base for knowledge transference and it is a graph...

Q: Visual pop-out is the phenomenon whereby unique items are quickly detected and selectively attended ...

A: "Pop-out" is a process by which a desired visual stimulus can be easily found among a set of similar...

Q: How does positive thinking and optimism affect your overall health?

A: Positive thinking refers to the practice of focusing on the good in every situation. It is also call...

Q: Which of the following pieces of evidence suggests that environment plays a strong role in determini...

A: Nature VS Nurture debate, in psychology, is based on the idea that human behavior is determined by e...

Q: Discuss the "new morbidity and mortality" of adolescence and the steps being taken to promote adoles...

A: Adolescents are to be handled with care since they are the age group that are most impressionable an...

Q: According to Piaget, adaptation involves ________.     a. building schemes through internal refle...

A: Piaget's theory of cognitive development, children do not think or apply logic like adults. The chil...

Q: "awkward engagement"

A: Cultural hybridization is the blending of elements from different cultures. The elements are modifie...

Q: An 18 year old woman without prior psychiatric history is brought to the emergency room after being ...

A:  When the patient is under depression or having schizophrenia may show inappropriate social behavior...

Q: characteristics of groups is independence.

A: Groups: A number of individuals gathered together to interact with each other. 

Q: Based on observations of children with dyscalculia, if you ask a child with dyscalculia to count dow...

A: Dyscalculia is defined as disorder of calculations in children. It is disorder of mathematical calcu...

Q: "There is 0nly 0ne way to learn. It's through action. Everything you need to know you have learned t...

A: Psychology deals with the study of mind and behavior, and as such, learning plays an important role ...

Q: Why is it more difficult to control extraneous variables in a classroom experiment than in a pharmac...

A: An Extraneous variable is a variable that has an effect on the dependent variable but is it not an I...

Q: The desire to make the other person suffer is a characteristic of which type of conflict a. destru...

A: Conflict refers to a disagreement between two parties- individuals, groups, communities, societies, ...

Q: What is NREM sleep?

A: Sleep is a state of mind (altered consciousness) and body (reduced physiological functioning like- d...

Q: reciprocity norm

A: Reciprocity norm: In psychology, the term "reciprocity norm" is determined as a specific rule associ...

Q: Browder Life Safety Net

A: Browder Life Safety Net is a rescuing net or jumping net that is used by firefighters to save victim...

Q: Evaluation stage of the Problem-Solving Framework (Zelazo et al., 1997) most closely resembles which...

A: > Development of executive function (EF) is important aspect of child development as it enables t...

Q: indicate the dependent and independent variables, the number of levels for each independent variable...

A: Independent variable: A variable that is manipulated by the researcher. It does not depend on any ot...

Q: theory of mind. Describe this type of knowledge. Also, describe the particular type of theory of min...

A: Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development  The theory suggested children go through four different st...

Q: Val is one of your clients, she is 17 years old. She lacks confidence in herself and can sometimes b...

A: Based on the description of Val and the problems she is facing, Cognitive-Behavior therapy seems the...

Q: What is theory of Dejavu? including what , how and the effect regarding to Deja-vu

A: Deja-vu is studied as the theme of perception, sensation, memory and cognition, under the field of m...

Q: What would a good hypothesis be for "What are the causes of anxiety in college students"

A: > Hypothesis is a tentative statement which is subject to further research and testing. > Henc...

Q: Describe the relationship between the biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors of Obsess...

A: Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a disorder that leads to an obsession with something and disturbs d...

Q: is one of the most common childhood disorders, and it is marked by difficulty paying attention, diff...

A: The correct answer is ADHD. It is one of the most commonly diagnosed developmental disorders. Childr...

Q: mind mapping ----   create your own mind map on how you set, achieve, and finish your senior high ...

A: Hard work can makes the target more closer and achievable. One can be physically into it but psychol...

Q: Discussion of the anticipated contribution of the research study

A: Research deals with the searching of particular topic by focusing over it in detail with respect to ...

Q: How can motivate yourself as a student?

A: It's difficult to find the motivation to study when you're not in the mood. The proper kind of motiv...

Q: Discuss the fictitious adolescent's cognitive development in terms of Jean Piaget’s fourth stage of ...

A: Jean Piaget was a developmental psychologist. His theory of cognitive development has widely influen...

Q: How are animal and human research participants protected?

A: Research is essential to acquire new knowledge and search for new information through logical and sy...

Q: why does women youth suffer from depression? What is the situation of women youth suffering from dep...

A: Depression is a common mental disorder that impacts millions of people in the world. People have dif...

Q: Which is the correct basic paramete J.P. Guilford's Structure of Inte Model ? (A) Products, Operatio...

A: The ability or capacity of an individual to think, to learn knowledge, and acquire knowledge through...

Q: Cross-tolerance can occur among LSD, mescaline, and psilocybin even though mescaline is a catechol p...

A: Note; will answer only first questions is the exact one is not defined. Kindly submit another questi...

Q: question attached!

A: Social Cognition is the way in which person used to think, act and behave in the situations. Social ...

Q: Jaxx is at a football game and the home team won. Suddenly, hundreds of people start rushing the fie...

A: Herd Mentality is also known as mob mentality it is basically a habit in which people act in the sam...

Q: Why is it important to always have an open communication with your family and friends?

A: Open communication can consider as the ability of anyone (on equal conditions) to exchange their fee...

Q: Describe how school violence has changed the climate of school and the outcomes for students?

A: > School violence is umbrella term which can include wide range of aggressive behavior shown in s...

Q: Which of the following is true of the MMPI-2?     It cannot detect lying.     It is based on norms...

A: The personality test is a psychological assessment tool that is capable of measuring human personali...

Q: Which one of the following is not a plausible cause of the Flynn effect? a. More demanding school c...

A: Flynn effect refers to the fact or tendency of intelligence or IQ to change, specifically increase, ...

Q: Please explain what fitting the person to job (FPJ) and fitting the job to the person (FJP)  mean an...

A: Organizational psychology is the branch of psychology that involves studies of human behavior in the...

Q: means their identity is spoiled; they are labeled as different, discriminated against, and sometimes...

A: > Labelling is identifying a person on the basis of his behavior or mental condition. > Hence,...

Q: What theories  of psychology  can you look to the statement " no pain no gain

A: In general words, "No pain no gain" means that in order to achieve something in life, we need to hus...

Q: Aziz is a psychologist who handles people with the mental problems and the treatment of mental disor...

A: Mental health is essential for each and every individual which includes a person's emotional, psycho...

Q: which part of the brain is in charge with STANDING AT THE SCHOOL CORREGIDOR which part of the brain ...

A: > Different regions of brain are responsible for different sensory and motor functions. We feel e...