O Clinical psychology

Q: Explain biological theorists view on Antisocial personality disorder?

A: An anti-social personality disorder is characterized by the inability to empathize with others, have...

Q: Describe the speech comprehension of people with Wernicke’s aphasia.

A: Wernicke's area is the region in the brain which is comprised of motor neurons, essential for develo...

Q: How do alternative therapies fare under scientific scrutiny?

A: Alternative therapies are those therapies which that are used as an additional approach to the thera...

Q: Why psychologists care about learning?

A: A psychologist is a person who studies the human brain, behavior, and mental illnesses. They also de...

Q: Retirement is a process in that many people O go to bridge jobs take another full time job O take on...

A: Retirement is a stage of adjourning one’s working career. To retire from one’s job or to let go of i...

Q: In an observation of children playing at a playground, two different people use the same coding shee...

A: Inter- rater Reliability Inter-rater reliability is the degree to which at least two raters (or spec...

Q: Which are the eight relatively independent intelligences?

A: Howard Gardner gave eight multiple independent bits of intelligence such as linguistic, local mathem...

Q: What is meant by ‘tolerance'?

A: Human Qualities are the traits that all humans share. A typical human behavior, especially that whic...

Q: Recently, Jon got into a fight at school, which resulted in a two-week suspension. Furthermore, the ...

A: Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development is described as a three level of moral reasoning. Ea...

Q: According to Erikson, the retrospective accounting of one's life to date, and embracing life as havi...

A: According to Erikson, the retrospective accounting of one's life to date, and embracing life as havi...

Q: Mood disorders often appear to be endogenous. True or False?

A: The above statement is true.

Q: How much a child plays with boys’ toys is apparently increased by prenatal exposure to ______ and de...

A: The physical and neurological growth of fetuses, neonates, and infants is a complicated process. Any...

Q: The other-race effect occurs when we assume that other groups are ________(more/less) homogeneous th...

A: The other-race effect is a sociopsychological phenomenon because of which people from one ethnic gro...

Q: Which types of families are associated with the poorest prognosis when patients return to their fami...

A: Schizophrenia is a mental disorder which includes symptoms where the patients go on experiencing hal...

Q: What is Self-Injury Implicit Association Test ?

A: Patients' self-reports of suicidal ideation are not usually accurate, as per the American Associatio...

Q: What is the another name of Alogia?

A: Alogia is a Greek word that refers to without and is usually refers to the inability to speak. Alogi...

Q: Find an example of how culture can influence someone’s memory. Discuss how someone’s cultural backgr...

A: Culture is a way of life of a group of individuals i.e., their behavior, values, beliefs, and the sy...

Q: Fueling the group-differences debate are two other disturbing but agreed-upon facts, which are they?...

A: Intelligence can be described as an individual's ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. ...

Q: According to the opponent-process theory, under what circumstance would you perceive a white object ...

A: The opponent-process theory of color vision says that our ability to see the color comes from three ...

Q: Dysthymic disorder is to depression as cyclothymic disorder is to bipolar disorder. T or F?

A: Dysthymia is described as a quiet mood happening for at least two years, accompanying by at least tw...

Q: Which is a correct match? a. social reinforcer–primary reinforcement b. token reinforcer–secondary r...

A: Operant conditioning is a technique of learning through rewards and punishment. With the help of thi...

Q: Psychosocial explanations of schizophrenia emphasize emotional trauma and a. manic parents b. schizo...

A: Schizophrenia is a psychological disorder that affects the working of the brain.

Q: Intuition is analysis “frozen into habit” what does it mean?

A: Our intrinsic proclivity towards a specific activity is referred to as instinct. A gut feeling or a ...

Q: How does one’s sense of masculinity or femininity develop?

A: Masculinity is manhood or-manliness and is role linked to boys-and men. Masculinity is a social-cons...

Q: When nonrepresentative convenience samples are used in research, making inferences about population ...

A: In any research method choice of sample is very important as the result and verification of the hypo...

Q: What effect does rough-and-tumble play have on brain development? Children who engage in more rough-...

A: Children in their developmental age go through many changes and stages in order for their holistic d...

Q: How psychotherapy help individuals with gender dysphoria ?

A: Gender dysphoria is the unsettling feeling that comes with individuals, not being able to identify t...

Q: Needleman makes a distinction between the emotions that are "dark and blinding passions that rule so...

A: Emotions play an integral part in a n individual's lives. The covert state of mind  where the reacti...

Q: The process of conducting a thematic analysis is best illustrated through the presentation of an aud...

A: The thematic-analysis is the most common form of analysis and is associated with quantitative resear...

Q: Intrinsic motivation is often undermined in situations in which obvious external rewards are applied...

A: Intrinsic motivation occurs when an individual does something for enjoyment rather than any external...

Q: Answer 1 to 5

A: Ans 1. True Ans2. True Ans 3. True

Q: How did the " I am trying my best" self-concept developed? if to put it in five steps, what are thos...

A: The phrase "self-concept" determines how a person thinks about, judges, or views himself. To have a ...

Q: How do we describe data using three measures of central tendency, and what is the relative usefulnes...

A: Statistics is the science of collecting quantitative data and analyzing it to make sense of the data...

Q: Which of these is responsible for evolutionary changes in a species?A. Using or failing to use part ...

A: Natural-selection is regarded as one of the central-mechanisms of-evolutionary changes in species. N...

Q: What is cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) ?

A: The CBT that is cognitive-behavioural therapy aims to improve the mental health status of the indivi...

Q: Which glands release the stress hormones epinephrine (adrenaline)?

A: The stress response begins in the brain when someone comes in close contact with a dangerous situati...

Q: When someone is ready to disclose that he is gay or she is lesbian, this disclosure is usually made ...

A: An individual more comfortable with speaking their truth in front of their loved ones but with whom ...

Q: What is happiness? And how to find happiness in our life?

A: The feeling of the life which gives the positive thought and it can helps to smile is called Happine...

Q: One way to change behavior is to reward natural behaviorsin small steps, as the organism gets closer...

A: One way to change behavior is to reward natural behaviors in small steps, as the organism gets close...

Q: People with amygdala damage approach other people indiscriminately instead of trying to choose peopl...

A: The amygdala is famously recognized as the portion of the mind that encourages the so-named “fight o...

Q: My teaching philosophy

A: Teaching-philosophy is a self-reflective-statement of beliefs of teaching and-learning. It is used t...

Q: Today 3-year-old Chandra is going for her fırst flight on an airplane. As the engines begin to roar,...

A: Social psychology deals with the the social constructs involving the society and the individuals inv...

Q: What is the use of olanzapine ?

A: Olanzapine is an antipsychotic drug which of derived from thienobenzodiazepine. This type of olanzap...

Q: What is the relationship between thinking and language, and what is the valueof thinking in images?

A: As any language implies the use of words and words are represented by ideas, people, places, and eve...

Q: What are “nonshared” environmental factors?

A: Psychology has been identified as scientific study of mental processes and behavioral responses. The...

Q: The _ theory of aging emphasizes that environmental factors cause cumulative damage in organisms O N...

A: Aging refers to a change in the functionalities of physical, social, and psychological domains. Thes...

Q: The aging brain adapts to neural atrophy by O using only one area of the brain O building alternativ...

A: Neural atrophy is a situation where brain perform weak functions of normal day to day works.

Q: Those older adults who report the greatest satisfaction in life are those who O take time to be alon...

A:  in life,it is necessary to remain mentally & healthy sound.

Q: When the early intervention team visits Julie and Tim, they conclude that there are definite delays;...

A: BRIEF OVERVIEW OF CASE STUDY: Manuel has been experiencing definite delays, however, the parents of ...

Q: IkIng smoothies are related to happiness. She randomly assigns participants to either sit silence, l...

A: Analysis of variance is a composite process for assessing the difference between several samples of ...