Question 24 Which of the following statements describes the "EGO"? Expresses sexual and aggressive instincts, follows the pleasure principle Causes a fixation Represents the conscience and the rules of society. Incorporates into one's own set of values attitudes and beliefs O Follows the reality principle

Q: What is “baby blues” ?

A: The mental health conditions which affect a person's behavior, feeling, personality and generate dys...

Q: Discuss several consequences of thinking of sleep as a localized phenomenon.

A: Sleep is an important part of people's lives. It is of utmost importance and necessity to get sleep ...

Q: What is memory construction?

A: Memory is the perseverance of acquiring, comprehending and retaining information over the time, thro...

Q: Critics say that __________-___________ personality theoryis very sensitive to an individual’s inter...

A: Personality is the characteristic way of responding to individuals and situation over a period of ti...

Q: Studies show that parents of delinquent young people tendto use beatings to enforce discipline. This...

A: Aggression It refers to a forceful as well as hostile behavior of an individual towards another indi...

Q: What is psychological debriefing ?

A: Early interventions in psychology are required in the cases of extreme traumatic events and occurren...

Q: What is the expanded form of PTSD ?

A: Abnormal Psychology  It is a branch of psychology concerned with the study of abnormal behavior with...

Q: Define morpheme

A: Human language are a complex tool for communication which is based on expressing thoughts with the h...

Q: Define language

A: Psycholinguistics It is a sub-discipline of psychology dealing with the study of how language is rep...

Q: How does biomedical therapy differ from psychotherapy?

A: There are various types of treatment and techniques that can treat different types of mental health ...

Q: What is the expanded form of ANS and explain it ?

A: Brain has different parts that constitute different functions in our body. These functions are rudim...

Q: Stroke a newborn’s cheek and the infant will root for a nipple. This illustrates______________ . (fi...

A:   Ans- Stroke a newborn's cheek and the infant will root for a nipple. This illustrates  a reflex.  

Q: What do errors of prediction refer to in learning? Group of answer choices A- Dopamine has little to...

A: Errors of prediction refer to the differences between what actually happens and what was expected to...

Q: What is the final goal of therapy for people with DID?

A: Dissociative identity disorder or DID is a type of multiple personality disorder which is described ...

Q: Is it really surprising that adolescents engage in risky behaviors? What kinds of activities do adol...

A: Adolescence is a period in lifespan development that starts from the onset of puberty and lasts till...

Q: Which memory strategies can help you study smarter and retain more information?

A: Memorizing study material is one of the difficult task for the students which can affected in their ...

Q: 33.  Frustration is a specific feeling that results from being prevented from reaching a goal becau...

A: Frustration refers to an emotional response that is usually a result of opposition. It often is a re...

Q: How does the "Toward a Biology of Social Support" biological approach by Snyder and Lopez (2002) inf...

A: Positive psychology refers to a branch of psychology that focuses on the various factors that aid co...

Q: _______ self-efficacy and a _________ expectancy judgement effects whether one will engage in a task...

A: Self efficacy is the concept introduced by Albert Bandura.  It id defined as the potential and capac...

Q: What is imitation in language?

A: The systematic study of language which suggests the creation ship between linguistic factors and psy...

Q: What is Fear of wind known as?

A: In research field, there has been studies done to separate Anxiety and fear response . Experts came ...

Q: What is theory?

A: Theory is used to refer to the naturalistic things that appear in front of us and are observed by pe...

Q: Recall performance is _____ when the recall is prompted with some retrieval cues. Group of answer ch...

A: > Recall and recognition are two important aspects of retrieval from LTM. Recall is accessing the...

Q: In the book called, "Give Me Liberty! An American History" by Eric Foner 6th edition. What is chapte...

A: The book talks about the harsh realities and the truth in the World and the political missionaries t...

Q: Explain the History of I/O Psychology?

A: I/O Psychology refers to the sub-field of psychology that studies individual or group behavior in th...

Q: How does ADHD impact children Psychological, cognitively, and physically?

A: ADHD is known as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in which children and adults have problems...

Q: Provide two examples of stress specific to nontraditional college students

A: Nontraditional college students are those students who generally enroll in college at very late age ...

Q: The strongest support for heredity’s influence on intelligenceis the finding thata. identical twins,...

A: There are different types and categories of intelligence. Emotional intelligence is one main aspect ...

Q: Decision-making is an essential component in both Structuration Theory and Groupthink. Differentiate...

A: The Structuration Theory was given by Anthony Giddens. In this theory, Giddens suggests that human a...

Q: 1. MASLOW CONSIDERED THESE NEEDS THE MOST IMPORTANT AS ALL THE OTHER NEEDS BECOME SECONDARY UNTIL TH...

A: Abraham maslow proposed the needs hierarchy theory. In his theory proper hierarchy of needs in which...

Q: Respond to the following questions in 100 to 150 What does the field of cognitive psychology study?

A: "Hi! Thank you for the question As per the honor code,  we are allowed to answer one question at a t...

Q: Give an example for Personalization?

A: Cognitive Distortions  It refers to errors in the thinking of an individual that tends to lead to fa...

Q: An influential cognitive therapy for depression was developed by ____________________________.

A: Psychotherapy  It refers to the process of treating psychological problems and emotional distress wi...

Q: Question 20 Which of the following is not a type of memory? Procedural Memory Sensory Memory Semanti...

A: Memory formation is the cognitive function where information from external world is received by sens...

Q: State the three areas of change that developmental psychologists study, and identify the three major...

A: Development psychology deals with understanding the growth pattern from the point of conception unti...

Q: What is spatial intelligence genius?

A: Recognizing how one's bodily spatial context in respect to things or other humans is known as spatia...

Q: What are the milestones in language development, and how do we acquirelanguage?

A: Language development is sometimes acquired naturally or by observation or by teaching and learning. ...

Q: John is the group leader during week three of an eight-week psycho-educational group. Until now, the...

A: Similarly as with couples advising, bunch therapy requires an apparently unbiased advisor who permit...

Q: What is The-tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon ?

A: The ability or capability of a person in the brain to attain, store, retain and recall t data and in...

Q: Diagnosis: For DSM IV - If there is no diagnosis on a particular axis, then put No  Diagnosis on Axi...

A: PTSD is known as a post-traumatic stress disorder. It is a psychological condition in which a person...

Q: One argues that drug has positive as well as negative consequences for humans. Considering the advan...

A: Drugs are those chemicals which have the power to alter the consciousness, thinking, perception, mem...

Q: What is the role of Marriage and family therapist?

A: In marriage and family therapy, the main focus is not only a single person but all family members ar...

Q: Is homosexuality linked with problems in a child’s relationships with parents, such as with a domine...

A: Homosexuality refers to the sexual and emotional attraction that an individual experiences with the ...

Q: Why is it important to set or write our life goals?

A: According to psychology setting and writing goals gives you  motivation. It helps for concentrating ...

Q: DOES ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION STIMULATE HEALTHY SELFDISCLOSURE?

A: Self-disclosure refers to the process through which an individual shares their most intimate thought...

Q: What is interference?

A: Memory is the perseverance of acquiring, comprehending and retaining information over the time, thro...

Q: how does curiosity affect a person way of innovating?

A: The social facilitation and innovation process is influenced by people's attitudes, creativity, perc...

Q: What are the Big Five personality factors, and why are they scientifically useful?

A: Personality can be assessed using various measures-  1. Questionnaires 2. Projective tests  3. Self ...

Q: Question 16 Which of the following best describes behaviourism? Had people describe everything that ...

A: In essence, psychology is a study of the mind and behavior. However, psychology has been divided int...

Q: What is brain’s stress circuit?

A: In human body Stress is caused almost every time. It is just the amount which varies and categorize ...