psychology

Q: need it fast!!!! A “nervous breakdown” is most commonly associated with which of the following? ...

A: Psychologists assert that it is important to explore various conditions/symptoms that are comorbid/a...

Q: What are the distinctions among phantastica, deliriants, psychedelics, psychotomimetics, entheogens,...

A: Consciousness altering substances come with different nomenclature. Each word denotes a different me...

Q: How are sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory different?

A: Memories are of different type in stages, process and types. The memories are of two types such as  ...

Q: refers to to observable characteristics in people, such as race, age, ethnicity, physical abilities,...

A: Diversity Diversity refers to the way in which human beings are similar or different from each other...

Q: Match the following terms: A. dementia defined as a progressive neurological disease that includes l...

A: 1. defined as a progressive neurological disease that includes loss of cognitive abilities significa...

Q: The ability to distinguish between two stimuli is  generalization  spontaneous recovery  extinction ...

A: Discrimination:  Discrimination is used both type conditioning such as classical and operant conditi...

Q: Classical conditioning is based on the idea that the conditioned stimulus becomes associated with th...

A: Behaviorists explain behavioral learning from different perspectives and it has helped the psycholog...

Q: The credibility of the source may influence how persuasive a message is. For example, you may be ___...

A: Credibility of the source has a huge impact on how persuasive a message seems. If the message is com...

Q: Amaan's parents give him $10 for every A or B he earns on his report card. Which term best fits this...

A: Behavior is strengthened using reinforcement. Reinforcement can be of various types depending upon t...

Q: How does the adult learner’s perception of independence and self-direction affect their learning?

A: Adult learners' perception of independence and self-direction is very important in this age of techn...

Q: A researcher rejects the null hypothesis only if the obtained statistical results show:   a. t...

A: Answer: d. that it is unlikely that the research alternative hypothesis is false. Explanation: Null ...

Q: Discuss the stages of William Perry's theory of cognitive development giving examples of the life sk...

A: William G Perry, Jr. was an educational psychologist who studied cognitive development in college go...

Q: Does research support learning two languages simultaneously from birth or sequentially?

A: Language is an instrument of communication. It can be done verbally, in written form, and the form o...

Q: How would you describe metacognition? Provide an example

A: Metacognition: The term "metacognition" is described as a process in which an individual thinks abou...

Q: just as infants require nutrition and shelter, they need warm social interaction to survive and deve...

A: To show the impact of contact in development, Harry Harlow conducted studies. It produced evidence f...

Q: Gender identity, a person’s sense of their own gender, is composed of a definition of what gender is...

A: Gender identity refers to a set of ideas which help an individual describe or define themselves as a...

Q: List three benefits of knowing your identity

A: Self identity refers to the way in which an individual defines themselves. Self identity is a person...

Q: The kind of learning that applies to voluntary behavior is called  effective based learning  operant...

A: Psychologists explain the nature of human behavior from different perspectives. Behaviorists mainly ...

Q: Explain the Hawthorne Effect

A: There are various experiments in psychology that helped researchers to better understand the nature ...

Q: What has occurred when there is a decrease in the likelihood or rate of a target response?  Negative...

A: Operant conditioning is a method of learning in which the person learns through punishments or reinf...

Q: What is leadership? Who are you as a leader? How can you grow as a leader?  How do other people view...

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Q: Provide a full description of Freud's Theory of the ID, EGO and SUPER-EGO. Describe the role of each...

A: Freud was the most famous psychologist. He worked on personality. He was a famous personality. He pr...

Q: Which area(s) of the brain are responsible for processing emotion?  Group of answer choices Amygda...

A: Emotions are known as the feelings as the responses, which reflect how an individual is feeling at t...

Q: A research design where one group is tested in one condition and another group is tested in another ...

A: The experimental design is the type of research design in which an experimenter tries to study the c...

Q: Which of these is an element of the formal definition of intellectual disability?  Adaptive behavior...

A: Intellectual disability is defined as problems with general mental abilities that affect an individu...

Q: In a study to determine if there is a correlation between substance use and risky sexual behavior in...

A: The experiment is the research design that is used by the researcher to study the relationship betwe...

Q: Document type: Authors: Publication year: Article title: Journal information: Volume #: Issue #: Lin...

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

Q: of the measures of central tendency, which is typically considered to be the most appropriate to rep...

A: Median is the most appropriate representative of the central tendency. Central tendency is also call...

Q: Provide an example of self-serving bias using the Model of Attribution.

A: Self serving bias : We all people are familiar by this term because its a habit of every person. It ...