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Q: What does Nietzsche mean by the notion of ‘ressentiment’? According to Nietzsche, why is ressentimen...

A:    Ressentiment is a layered emotion such as the feeling of anger, frustration, hatred, and differen...

Q: Provide one example of each to explain how you can use intrinsic motivation to reach a goal and extr...

A: Motivation can be defined as the invisible forces that governs an individual towards showing goal di...

Q: Is the time of adaptation the same for all odors?

A: Constant exposure to a stimulus results in reduced sensitivity to the presence of the stimulus. This...

Q: The maternity blues and postpartum depression are the same thing. T or F?

A: A mother develops an emotional bond with her baby during her pregnancy period. There is no bond in t...

Q: How Do Adolescents Develop?

A: There are a number of theories that explain human development throughout their lifespan. Broadly, th...

Q: What theoretical perspectives and steps can be used to prepare you for postgraduate training or a jo...

A: Postgraduate training or job search is a crucial moment in an individual's life. This time marks whe...

Q: What Motivates Our Behavior

A: Motivation is a cognitive process that pushes us to indulge in goal directed behaviors. This is driv...

Q: According to Sigmund Freud, all of the following represent ways to access the unconscious mind excep...

A: The unconscious mind comprises the methods in the mind that happen automatically and are not possibl...

Q: Why Do We Act Masculine or Feminine?

A: Gender refers to the social and cultural construction of ideas pertaining to being male or female. B...

Q: How Do Our Nervous Systems Affect Thinking and Behavior?

A: The nervous system is among the main systems of the body. It guides almost everything a person does....

Q: Social psychology is the study of a. the real or imagined influence of other people. b. social insti...

A: Social Psychology-It is the branch of psychology which usually deal with human interaction that is t...

Q: What's the best way to approach a dog

A: Animal psychology is also known as comparative psychology and refers to a multidisciplinary field th...

Q: What Are the ThreeWays We Learn?

A: -Three ways through which an individual tends to learn are "visualizing modality, kinesthetic modali...

Q: Relate to Maslows’ third level of love and belonging needs such as having intimate relationships wit...

A: Maslow's theory of Hierarchy of needs is widely used and recognized theory of motivation. His theory...

Q: What does Bandura mean by self-efficacy? Give an example of how we can use self-efficacy to exert co...

A: Efficacy is the capablity to perform a task to a optimal or expected degree. The phrase comes from t...

Q: Four psychology students working on a group project together are trying to figure out how they shoul...

A: Groupthink is a psychological phenomenon that occurs within a group. In this phenomenon, people stri...

Q: discuss how psychology can help in attainment of the UN Sustainable development goal 4 that is, ensu...

A: The UN sustainable development aims at providing equal opportunities for all by first providing incl...

Q: Describe the ways that the stomach, chemicals in the bloodstream, hormones, and brain influence our ...

A: A motive is the purpose to do something. When we are hungry the need for food dominates everything e...

Q: What Motivates Us to Have Sexual Relations (or Not to)?

A: Motivation helps us to indulge in goal directed behavior. The social, affective, biological and cogn...

Q: When you gave your own predictions as to the kind of child, adolescent and adult Nash and Ken may be...

A: According to lifespan and developmental psychology, development refers to the intellectual, social, ...

Q: How do you define success?

A: Ans. The meaning of success may vary from person to person and context to context.

Q: How are different parts of the brain identified, and what do they do?

A: The nervous system is the complex network of nerves and cells in human body, its primary function is...

Q: How do sexuality and social constructs interact

A: Social constructs are those that do not exist in objective reality, however, they are considered to ...

Q: What Motivates Our Behavior?

A: The motive of  any behavior performed by an individual signifies the the purpose along with the moti...

Q: Understand the three strategies for overcoming obstacles in problem solving.

A: People face problems on a daily basis usually and multiple problems throughout the day. Sometimes th...

Q: How do the types of behaviors we acquire through modeling change with age?

A: Bandura's approach is a learning hypothesis that studies behavior as it is designed and changed in a...

Q: In which direction are potassium ions moving during phase 3 (repolarization) of the action potential...

A: The rise and fall of membrane potential when a neuron transmits a electrical impulses down an axon i...

Q: How do we acquire language?

A: Language can be defined as the systematic arrangements of symbolic words in such a way that contains...

Q: define Negative reinforement and positive reinforcement

A: Negative and positive reinforcement are types of operant learning principle. Operant condition works...

Q: What Motivates Eating, the Need to Belong, and the Need for Achievement?

A: Motive means an individual's need, want, urge, or drive. Motivation is the push and energy that make...

Q: How are critical thinking and the scientific method used to achieve the goals of contemporary psycho...

A: Critical thinking can be described as the ability to analyze or evaluate the connection between any ...

Q: Describe the five (5) factor of the Big Five personality traits. And how each factor be helpful in a...

A: The big five model of personality is a development from various independent researchers. Gordon Allp...

Q: Understand implicit memory and whether anterograde amnesia affects it.

A: The mammalian brain is pictured as a storage folder similar to a computer folder where all kinds of ...

Q: Suppose you wanted your friend Stephan to feel like a more assertive person. According to research o...

A: heuristic in psychology heuristic is a mental processes and mental shortcuts that helps us in decisi...

Q: Understand the relationship between cognitive performance and intelligence.

A: cognitive performance is  term in which we are represent , perform and  achieve our mental ability s...

Q: A problem with the survey method is that answers to questions may not always be ________________or__...

A: Survey is a type of data collection method that can be either quantitative or qualitative depending ...

Q: What Motivates Our Behavior?

A: Motivation- It refers to the factors that tend to give direction to human beings as well as other o...

Q: Based on the “Ben Franklin effect,” you are most likely to increase your liking for Tony when a. you...

A:   ben franklin effect  this effect is a psychological phenomena which states that if a person has fa...

Q: Contact comfort refers to the young infants preference for access to food. T or F?

A: Harry Harlow conducted an experiment on a Rhesus monkey to find out how a maternal separation would ...

Q: A series of dots arranged in the shape of a face will be perceived as a face, not a series of dots. ...

A: Some schools in psychology emerged that rejected the idea if structuralism and functionalism by Titc...

Q: Hallucinations and personality disintegration are principal features of schizophrenia. T or F?

A: Schizophrenia is a complex psychological disorder that is characterized by severely impaired cogniti...

Q: Use your own words to explain the three main variations in gender identity and explain the psycholog...

A: Gender identity refers to the internal and psychological sense of oneself as a man, a woman, both, i...

Q: What are 3 examples of poorly designed contingencies of reinforcement that are common in our society...

A: B.F Skinner was a renowned Harvard psychologist (1904 - 1990) who popularised behaviour analysis, a ...

Q: Would it be acceptable for a therapist to urge a client to break all ties with a troublesome family ...

A: Mental health specialists or experts are those who are specialized in the field to diagnose and trea...

Q: How Do We Learn byWatching Others?

A: Learning is an important part of human life. Be it education, social, cognitive process, or personal...

Q: The conscious ability to influence what sensations we will receive is called a. sensory adaptation b...

A: Any stimulus from the environment leading to a stimulation of sensory neurons is caused by a sensati...

Q: Identify the independent, dependent, and constant variables for different experiments. Note: You may...

A: Independent Variables (IV): it is the variable acted upon by the researchers, it is manipulated acco...

Q: How Do We Learn by Classical Conditioning?

A: Learning is defined any relatively permanent change in the behavior. The potential of the behavior p...

Q: What is fixed role therapy? How does it relate to role-playing?

A: Psychotherapy is a developed mechanism for helping individuals who have emotional challenges and psy...

Q: Psychologists interested in moral behavior initially focused on ideas about power and loyalty. T or ...

A: Moral behaviors are a set of actions that are largely based on subjective understanding of what is r...