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Q: How can positive psychology contribute towarels. minimising he negertive effects Linemplayed? on the

A: Positive psychology is the sub-branch of psychology that emphasizes establishing a positive influenc...

Q: How might a meaning in life scale be useful? Could this measure be applied to those who are younger ...

A: The Meaning in Life Scale tests two aspects of meaning in life by making use of 10 items that are ra...

Q: How many tasks are associated with activities of daily life? OA 4 O B. 6 OC5 O D.7

A: Activities of daily living (ADLs or ADL) is a concept that was introduced by Sidney Katz and his col...

Q: Describe three mnemonic devices. Describe a situation requiring memorization of material and discuss...

A: Mnemonic devices also referred to as memory devices are the form of learning techniques which helps ...

Q: Is there a right choice in how decisions are made in comparison to traditional decision theory and b...

A: Yes, there is a right choice in how decisions are made and studying human decision making behavior i...

Q: v) What techniques does Ferdinand use to torture in Webster’s The Duchess of Malfi?

A: The Duchess of Malfi is a tragedy involving revenge. It was written by John Webster. It revolves aro...

Q: Using the five-factor model of personality identifies several of the traits of a close friend and ho...

A: Paul Costa and Robert McCrae proposed that all personality traits mainly fall into 5 dimensions name...

Q: Modern prejudice can be distinguished from "old-fashioned" prejudice in that modern prejudice is Sel...

A: Prejudice-refers to the attitudes that we form towards a particular group which are usually negative...

Q: What is Stereotyping and give an example of it.

A: Stereotyping means holding a prejudiced belief towards individuals or groups, that are fixed and ove...

Q: Equifinality

A: Equifinality: In psychology, the term "equifinality" is determined as the different early life exper...

Q: Thalia suffers from insomnia. She tries everything, and she finally develops the habit of counting b...

A: Motivation is the method that inaugurates, leads, and manages goal-oriented operations. Motivation i...

Q: Explain the various disability models

A: Disability is a condition in which a person finds it difficult to carry out regular daily life activ...

Q: What does the psychologist John Bowlby claim is responsible for Juvenile delinquency?

A: John Bowlby was a prominent psychologist who made significant contributions to the field of developm...

Q: 2 Imagine a group of like-minded people getting together to write an important document for the foun...

A:   Social psychology is the scientific study of how individuals develop feelings, thoughts, behaviors...

Q: I would appreciate if anyone could help me with the following social Psychology questions please. T...

A: The Doll Study (Clark & Clark,1950) In order to understand the persistence and the psychological...

Q: describe why are olfaction and gustation called chemical senses.

A: Sensation occurs when information from the senses is transmitted to the brain and it helps the indiv...

Q: The cerebrum is divided into two integrated cerebral hemispheres. Messages are freely and instantly ...

A: The two hemispheres at each side of the brain works in coordinating movements and muscle functions a...

Q: An upper-level psychology class is conducting an experiment on racial prejudice that involves having...

A: Debriefing refers to the act of informing participants about the aims and intentions of the study af...

Q: Empiricists claim that   a. intuition is the source of all knowledge   b. we are born knowing no...

A: Empiricism views that all knowledge and concepts originate in experience, every knowledge is applica...

Q: Do you know that children's toys can advance their physical, cognitive, and/or social emotional deve...

A: Childhood is a period in the lifespan that covers a significant number of years. The primary feature...

Q: QUESTION 1 Put the steps of the scientific method in the correct order v Write up your findings and ...

A: The steps used in formulating a research paper are (in proper order): 1. Identifying the research pr...

Q: Which of the following is a reason that Gestalt psychology did not become more popular in the United...

A: Gestalt psychology is a school of psychology that developed in the initial years of the twentieth ce...

Q: What are the different techniques used in resolving conficts? Explain hostility and perfectionism as...

A: Conflict can be defined as the situation wherein you and the other individual ( either one person or...

Q: Which of the following does not occur during the concrete operational stage? A) No answer text provi...

A: Jean Piaget gave the theory of cognitive development. His theory suggests that a child passes throug...

Q: critical thinking

A: Critical thinking: The term "critical thinking" is described as an individual's mental processes of ...

Q: Discuss the concept of the Chromosome Abnormality Theory (Court Brown 1967) in relation to aggressio...

A: The chromosomal abnormality theory delves into speculating the possible abnormalities surrounding ma...

Q: What are some major symptoms for NPD, and what ways to help cure it?

A: Thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of a person are likely to follow a common and distinct trend. This...

Q: Identify the US, UR, CS and CR in each example. 5. Joe plays an active game of basketball everyday ...

A: Classical conditioned was explained by Ivan Pavlov. Learning in which a biologically dominant stimul...

Q: In Essay Form: 1. This time of the pandemic how does your university prepare you for the challenges...

A: While the world deals with uncertainty, the student community tries to navigate the situation while ...

Q: An experiment was conducted to test whether aspirin improves performance. In the experiment, student...

A: Researchers study human behaviors and attempt to observe the effects of treatments on the patients. ...

Q: According to Erikson, if 9-year-old Carla is successful in solving her psychosocial conflict, she sh...

A:  Erikson’s theory of psycho-social development states that people progress through a series of stage...

Q: Using the five-factor model of personality identifies several of the traits of a close friend and ho...

A: The trait theory proposed to describe individuals with certain qualities that represented their pers...

Q: According to social identity theory, Jason is more likely to stereotype others and express prejudice...

A: Social Identity is a person's sense of belongingness towards groups in the society. Social Identity ...

Q: A person may study Ethics without being moral, just as a person may be moral without knowing anythin...

A: Moral values and ethical values always and almost go hand in hand in social context. A person having...

Q: babbling

A: Babbling: The term "babbling" is considered as a specific stage in "child development" & "langua...

Q: For each story, identify the critical thinking guideline(s) violated and explain briefly what the pe...

A: Critical thinking in psychology refers to the process in which a person mentally analyzes, evaluates...

Q: An experiment was conducted to test whether aspirin improves performance. In the experiment, student...

A: A Hypothesis an assumption or a testable statement that helps in defining the intended problem using...

Q: Emily is a doctoral student in psychology. She plans to use ________ to complete her doctoral paper,...

A: Case study methods are descriptive or qualitative research method in which an in-depth study of a pe...

Q: The cerebrum is divided into two integrated cerebral hemispheres. Messages are freely and instantly ...

A: Roger Sperry's left brain right brain theory suggests that each hemisphere of the brain is responsib...

Q: If we have wrong idea or image or belief about a person or a group of people it is known as______   ...

A: Stereotype 

Q: If there is no difference between the distributions of scores in two groups, what is the effect size...

A: Effect size  

Q: In which of Piaget's preoperational substages does a child still have a self-centered view of the wo...

A: Note: We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new ques...

Q: Define what an emotion is.?

A: Emotions are a complex state of feeling or a response due to internal or external factors, which eff...

Q: True or False: Noam Chromsky was a behaviorist. A) False B) True

A: Behaviorism is a prominent school in psychology that originated in the early twentieth century. The ...

Q: Why do we need to study ethics?

A: What is Ethics? Ethics is the moral philosophy that helps to govern the relationship between two ind...

Q: what are the different techniques used in resolving conflicts?

A: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any ...

Q: ________ is a neurotransmitter often associated with mood, reward, addiction, and motor behavior. A)...

A: Neurotransmitters are chemical messengers in the central nervous system that transmits messages betw...

Q: If Carolina screams at her friend and her friend responds by saying, "her home life seems to really ...

A: Correspondence bias is the tendency of the individual to infer about an individual's unique disposit...

Q: Which of the following statements are true about Deontological Ethics? O Desires or inclinations sho...

A: Deontological ethics- are the ethics that give special emphasis on the relationship between duty and...

Q: How can boredom cause depression?

A: Boredom can be described as a state of mind characterized by the feeling of restlessness, uninterest...