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Q: 1) Physical health, Mental health, and Social health come together to form the health A) Rectangle B...

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Q: explain the critical issues in attitude change.

A: Attitudes refer to a set of beliefs, behaviors and emotions towards an individual, object or event. ...

Q: Which of these indicates the objectives of the thesis? Select one: a. Purpose of the thesis b. Intro...

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Q: What assumptions and attitudes are held by psychologists?

A: Individuals who are equipped with necessary factual knowledge along with high level training methods...

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A: Daunte Wright was shot dead in Minnesota by a police officer. His murder aroused public outrage and ...

Q: Using fMRI procedures, researchers have found that adolescents show greater brain activity than youn...

A: Adolescence is a time of rapid growth and development. Physical changes, social, and psychological d...

Q: The real answer to drug abuse may be determining why people feel the need to experience the effects ...

A: Drug abuse refers to the use of certain chemicals and substances to create pleasurable effects on th...

Q: When prejudiced judgment causes us to blame an undeserving person for a problem,that person is calle...

A: When prejudiced judgment causes us to blame an undeserving person for a problem , then that person i...

Q: Today, scientists agree that good research is ethical in nature and is guided by basic respect for h...

A: Tuskegee Syphilis Study was a research study conducted by US Public health in 1932 on African Americ...

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A: Metacognition means __________ , while metamemory means ____________ : 

Q: The high rate of accidents among teen drivers is often a result of O fast cars and inexperience dist...

A: A teenager is an age group between 12-18 years. It is the most crucial time of development.

Q: Discuss various research strategies used in Clinical research

A: Clinical research is a part of clinical science that decides the safety and effectiveness of prescri...

Q: Why do you think some people prefer going to cinemas and pay rather than stay at home and watch movi...

A: The big screen. There's something to be said about watching visual storytelling on a three-story scr...

Q: At first Alexandro’s letters were just scribbles. Then he started lining up marks from left to right...

A: Cognitive development is an essential perspective of overall baby growth. Generally, cognition regar...

Q: Title QUALITY IMPROVEMENT A member of the child maltreatment team offers Hillary anatomically corre...

A: Anatomically detailed dolls (ADDs) have been used in child sexual abuse for decades to facilitate de...

Q: Examine with the use of examples how the social skills which are an element emotional intelligence c...

A: Emotional intelligence refers to ability to assess, evaluate, express and regulate emotions. It form...

Q: What is reliability ?

A: The experimental research method is the type of research in which the researcher tries to analyze th...

Q: Why did Skinner prefer to study the individual case rather than groups of subjects?

A: B. F. Skinner was an American clinician most popular for his effect on behaviorism. Skinner alluded ...

Q: What stage of  the sleep cycle do we see the presence of "sleep spindles", which occur when memories...

A: Sleep is a major/important topic of exploration and discussion in the psychology field, and thus man...

Q: Explain sleep from a physiological-nervous system perspective. What can be done to enhance the sleep...

A: Sleep is a physiological process that allows bodily functions to rest periodically. It is a state of...

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A: This question is from grammar as we all know grammar is a given system of language which we all foll...

Q: What are some forms of injury or illness that can affect our memory? What types of memory does each ...

A: Memory can be described as the capability of human beings to acquire, save, store and recover inform...

Q: Fewer negative effects of adolescent employment are observed for students working as lifeguards or o...

A: Adolescence is a period of identity exploration. Adolescents seek independence from their parents du...

Q: Online education during the pandemic- prospect and challenges.

A: Learning is the process of understanding and memorizing new information or some addition to the alre...

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A: Social Psychology is one of the branches of social sciences that concerns itself with the study of s...

Q: What is Alzheimer’s disease ?

A: Alzheimer's disease is a devastating disease that affects not just the patient but the family and co...

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A: Temporal lobectomy is a well-known type of surgery for somebody with temporal lobe epilepsy.

Q: When a US no longer follows the CS, and the CR becomes weakened, this is called ______. (fill in the...

A: Classical conditioning was proposed by Ivan Pavlov, a Russian psychologist who experimented on a dog...

Q: What the term “Undoing” refers to?

A: Undoing is one of many ego-defense mechanism technique in which a person tries or reverse or undo th...

Q: A  personality test is best used for… Group of answer choices A.Better understanding a client B....

A: Personality tests can be described as a tool used to evaluate human personality. Personality tests o...

Q: Positive emotions may be pleasant, but they tend to narrow our focus of attention and limit the rang...

A: The statement :  "Positive emotions may be pleasant, but they tend to narrow our focus of attention ...

Q: One of the primary objectives of psychological first aid is to: establish a positive human connectio...

A: One of the primary of psychological first aid is to : 

Q: What is bipolar II disorder ?

A: Bipolar Disorder I and II are a form of mood disorders which causes mood fluctuations in individuals...

Q: How occupational stress lead people to suicide?

A: Suicidal thoughts or suicidal ideation are the thoughts about taking one' own life, leading to suici...

Q: A detriment (damaging impact) in performance when an audience is present is known as ______.    ...

A: Social inhibition: In social psychology, the term "social inhibition" is described as an individual'...

Q: Question 34 Edward Thorndike proposed the "law of effect" which states that: There are only responde...

A: Edward Thorndike proposed the law of effect in his book Animal Intelligence: Experimental Studies (1...

Q: Sasha has a disease in which her left and right hippocampus regions are progressively destroyed. Acc...

A: Hippocampus is a very important part of our brain that plays a role in recalling memories and storin...

Q: Which hormone sends “I’m not hungry” signals to the brain?

A: The endocrine system is primarily responsible for controlling the levels of hormones in the body. It...

Q: What is the growing impact of technological change on the mental health?

A: The growing technology and the various technological advancements has made a prominent impact on men...

Q: How a person views themselves can be influenced by:     culture     the media     ...

A: An individual is always a part of his family, friends, their society because every human being is fi...

Q: Kohlberg explained three levels (of two stages each) of moral developments, Each level represents th...

A: Kohlberg was influenced by Jean Piaget's stages of cognitive development model. He used a similar co...

Q: Smith et al. (2012) gave people 8 to 17 years of age a test of executive functioning and the Iowa Ga...

A: Disadvantageous choice making is referred to as the major problems in adolescent growth, underlying ...

Q: Q. Briefly explain how we can make use of psychology in our everyday life?

A: Psychology: The term "psychology" is described as the scientific study of an individual's behavior a...

Q: What is comprehension?

A: Comprehension truly arrives from the Latin word, comprehensionem, which indicates "a seizing." Its l...

Q: What is prospective memory?

A: Prospective memory refers to a form of memory that involves recalling or remembering to perform a pl...

Q: A study (Mischel & Ebbesen, 1970) placed 4-year-olds in front of a food treat and promised them ...

A: Walter Mischel and Ebbe B. Ebbesen conducted an experiment famously known as the "Marshmallow Test" ...

Q: Discuss the Emotions Dimensions. Provide examples.

A: Dimension of emotions help to theorize the human emotions by defining where they are present in the ...

Q: What is “Psychological Rule of 7±2”.

A: Memory is a process which acquires stores, retains, and retrieves information.

Q: The Gestalt therapist tries to reflect a client’s thoughts and feelings. T or F?

A: Gestalt therapy is a mode of psychotherapy that stresses personal accountability and concentrates up...

Q: Which of the following is proposed as a likely developmental cascade in maltreatment? Caregivers who...

A: The development cascade model describes how connections and interactions occurring in developmental ...