Mental shortcuts which allow individuals to make rapid, efficient decisions about (social) stimuli are best called…

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A: Q1. Option D. Q2. Option B. Q3. Option C. 

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A: > Gordon W. Allport defined personality on the basis of three traits namely, Cardinal traits, cen...

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A: Self-awareness happens to be one of the very important processes that shape up the self-identity and...

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A: Option B. Mindfulness meditation motivates attention to your momentary experience. 

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A: Research helps you to follow your interests, learn something new, refine your problem-solving abilit...

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A:  Representativeness heuristic The heuristic involves assessing the probability of an occurrence by c...

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A: Piaget, in his theory of cognitive development, divided development into 4 stages. They are: Sensor...

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A: Communication It refers to the transmission of information from one individual to other individuals ...

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A: Clinical intervention is a word that refers to therapeutic approaches and treatment programmes offer...

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A: Procrastination is the process of postponing or deferring duties until the last minute or after thei...

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A: Classical conditioning was discovered by Ivan Pavlov through his experiment with dogs. Classical con...

Q: What is Neurocognitive disorder ?

A: Neuropsychology  It is a discipline of psychology dealing with the study of how the brain and the re...

Q: What is the test designed to measure a person’s intellectual ability ?

A: Psychological Testing It refers to the procedure of administering, scoring as well as interpreting p...

Q: What is memory, and how is it measured?

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Q: Is Cerebellum abnormalities are possible factors of development of Autism spectrum disorder?

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Q: dorothea dix defends the mentally ill, 1843 is about ?

A: A condition or situation in which a person can affect overall aspects within the context of an abnor...

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A: Self-determination can be defined as an individual's free will to make choices about his life and ma...

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A: Erik Erikson gave the theory of development. In it, he divided the life of humans into 8 different s...

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A: The attention circuit refers to the three brain regions that are connected in a triangular circuit. ...

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A: From the description it is likely that Minerva is suffering from mental health difficulties at the o...

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A: The term "exercise" is referred to as a part of physical activity in which a person trained his body...

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Q: Why is trauma bonding so hard to get over?

A: Along with anxieties about locating a residence to live in, helping oneself, or existing stopped fro...

Q: If you’re trying to fail and you succeed, did you fail or did you succeed?

A: This is a question about perception and is thus, being answered under Psychology. Perception is the ...

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A: Marriage, often known as matrimony, is a culturally and frequently legally acknowledged relationship...

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A: Adolescence can be described as a transitional stage of growth and development that occur between ch...

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A: Erikson developed stages of development. The fifth stage of development is identity vs role confusio...

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A: Social identity theory and the Identity Negotiation Theory are the theory of social psychology which...

Q: What is an example of a primal drive?

A: Primal means primary, fundamental or basic. Therefore, primal drives are those drives which are prim...

Q: What are the causes of Delirium ?

A: Delirium  It refers to a substantial impairment of mental abilities that causes confused thinking an...

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A: A Psychological disorder refers to a condition in which the person shows deviance in behaviors, emot...

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A: An obsessive-compulsive personality disorder (OCPD) is defined as a person who has a persistent patt...

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A: Option B. Broadcasting is where audience is spread out, both in time and space. 

Q: How do you manage to cope with stress

A: > Stress refers to emotional, physical and physiological responses to demands created by stressfu...