Piaget’s preoperational stage of cognitive development

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A: Teratogens are substances whose consumption by the mother leads to problems in the embryo.   

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A: Language development is an important area of exploration in the psychology field and thus many psych...

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A: Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development states that there are four different stages of mental ...

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A: Research , according to Clifford and Woody (1980) is the defining , redefining problems, formulating...

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A: Universal design for instruction(UDI) provides a solution or idea towards goals, assessment, methods...

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A: Functional fixedness is a cognitive bias is the inability to use a tool to perform other functions. ...

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A: In many countries, researchers often use various terms to denote a specific group of people in their...

Q: Why communication is important?

A: Communication can be simply defined as the exchange of information from one end to another by employ...

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A: Tricyclic drugs are anti-depressants or TCAs which are used to treat depression, bipolar disorder an...

Q: What is Person-Centred Counselling?

A: Person-centered or Humanistic therapy is an approach to counseling which deals with the way the indi...

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A: The nose is used by living organisms for breathing, and sensing flavors. Olfaction involves sensing ...

Q: Expand the term ASD?

A: ASD is Autism Spectrum Disorder 

Q: what was the primary conclusion of Stanley Milgrims obediance research ?

A: Obedience is a type of social influence involving the conduct of an activity under the directions of...

Q: Relationship of gender and mental health. Explain further.

A: Gender influences the biological, social, economic, and psychological determinants of menatl health....

Q: What is the use of Affective inventories?

A: Affective inventories are assessments that measure affective states in various degrees of negative a...

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A: Intelligence is considered to be one of the important elements that facilitate daily life in individ...

Q: Explain “Natural” Experiments?

A: Natural experiments are used in the field of social sciences, psychology, anthropology, history, and...

Q: closely  related to classical  conditioning· as a vehicle for learning  new behaviours are the  phen...

A: Classical conditioning is interaction learning, and Pavlov, a Russian physiologist, discovered it. T...

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A: Amygdala is an almond sized part of the brain located near the hippocampus. It is majorly responsibl...

Q: 1. When do we need to have control variables? 2. Do extraneous variables affect the independent var...

A: Control variables are also know as 'constant variables', as in a scientific experiment they are kept...

Q: . Noam Chomsky believes that we can create an infinite variety of sentences by applying ____________...

A: Noam Chomsky was an American linguist and philosopher who gave his own theory of language developmen...

Q: What is the philosophy of Gilbert Ryle about the self?

A: Gilbert Ryle is a British Philosopher who disagrees with Plato, Descartes, and even Freud in what th...

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A: Brain circuits are modified based on one's experiences, and the expansion of the brain is multidisci...

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A: Learning can be defined as a relatively permanent change in immediate or potential behavior that res...

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A: Creativity is the ability to generate, create, or discover new ideas, solutions, and possibilities. ...

Q: explain the term theory of mind.

A: Mind is a complex subject that has fascinated philosophers, psychologists, and sociologists for a lo...

Q: What are projective tests, how are they used, and what are some criticisms of them?

A: Projective tests measure personality through standard sets of ambiguous stimuli . The aim is that pe...

Q: What situations have researchers found to be most likely to encourage obedience in participants?

A: Obedience is a form of social influence where an individual acts in response to a direct order4 from...

Q: You are in the literature review phase of your research whereby you want to get a comprehensive, cur...

A: A literature review is one of the most important parts of any research. The review of literature inc...

Q: What is cognition, and what are the functions of concepts?

A: Cognition can be described as a mental activity that occurs inside the brain when certain informatio...

Q: What is hypnosis?

A: Hypnosis is a controversial topic in psychology. The scientific evidence for hypnosis is mixed. 

Q: Can psychology really fully understand human behavior?

A: Human Behavior: Psychological characteristics influence human behavior, as personality types differ...

Q: What is the relationship between perceived bicultural competence and psychological well-being?

A: The expansion of ethnic identity, classified as understanding the language, lifestyle attributes, an...

Q: How do students develop critical thinking skills?

A: Critical thinking is an important area of exploration in cognitive psychology and thus cognitive psy...

Q: What are dissociative disorders?

A: Dissociative disorders usually originate during late adolescence or early adulthood. The prevalence ...

Q: Describe the problems that can be caused by individual differences in a between-subjects experiment ...

A: Also known as independent measures design, the between-subject design is a common experimental desig...

Q: According to research, what lead to develop desire to suicide?

A: Suicide is one of the leading causes of death across the world. People from varying races, ethnicity...

Q: Choose if the statement is true or false, and if false explain why? 1. Development is a pattern of c...

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Q: In what ways could social media itself help prevent or reduce cases of mass psychogenic illness?

A: MPI Mass Psychogenic Illness is defined as the rapid spread of signs and symptoms of illness that af...

Q: Identify one perception that is affected by culture. Explain.

A: Cultural diversity drives disreputable disputes across people living in this world. In one's culture...

Q: What are the contributions of Copernicus, Darwin and Freud in the Philosophy of science?

A: Science agrees with almost all blows and eruptions of the universe, right from the Sun is the source...

Q: Explain the seven stages of the Donald Norman’s model in detail.

A: Donald Norman's seven stages of action explain the attitude of individuals while performing a task. ...

Q: Consequentialist moral reasoning.

A: Utilitarianism: The term "utilitarianism" is described as an "ethical theory" that tends to determin...

Q: Give at least one example of how you’ve applied any concept that you have studied in the psychology ...

A: Psychology has varied applications in real life. Knowledge of psychological principles and theories ...

Q: According to Erikson, middle childhood is a time in which children either master the challenges pres...

A: Erik Erikson, was a developmental psychologist. He developed his theory of personality development, ...

Q: How psychology effect consumer behavior in our daily lives? Provide example from your own.

A: -In psychology, the term "consumer behavior" is considered as a part of it sub-field named as "Consu...