QUESTION 30 Which type of observation can produce measurement reactivity? unobtrusive observation O participant observation O experimental observation social observation

Q: How is abnormality defined?

A: Abnormal psychology is branch of psychology that studies the individual who are atypical or abnormal...

Q: With relevant examples, explain how a Communicator and their Audience both influence persuasive comm...

A: Persuasion is the technique employed in order to influence , impact and change the view of someone b...

Q: ---Is represents biological part of personality while ---is psychological component of personality r...

A: Sigmund Freud believed that human psyche or personality consists of more than one aspect.  It is com...

Q: How thinking affect your perception,life and language? Explain with appropriate examples.

A: The possibility that the words, punctuation, and illustrations we use bring about our contrasting pe...

Q: Why do we forget things? What steps can we take to minimize forgetting/increase our chances of remem...

A: Forgetting can be defined as the loss of information that was previously stored in short-term or lon...

Q: Q:2 Development is a continuous process; Development continues throughout the life of an individual....

A: Development and growth are two processes that are part of human progress and development. Although d...

Q: Why might it be difficult to identify schizophrenia in young children?

A: Schizophrenia is a chronic condition that is characterized by losing touch with reality with symptom...

Q: How can an investigator determine whether a sleeper is in REM sleep?

A: REM (Rapid Eye Movement ) sleep is the fifth stage of the sleeping cycle and is quite distinct from ...

Q: What is personality disorder—trait specified ?

A: Personality pertains to individual variations in unique exemplars of reasoning, considering, and fun...

Q: The following are some of the topics covered in chapter 7 on cognition. I would like you to pick any...

A: Jean Piaget was a developmental psychologist. His theory of cognitive development has widely influen...

Q: Explain how stereotypes form ?

A: Stereotypes and prejudices are both a result and consequence of impression formation. Stereotypes ar...

Q: What is naloxone ?

A: Naloxone is a medication that is primarily used to treat a narcotic overdose in an emergency situati...

Q: Define emotional intelligence

A: Emotional intelligence can be defined as a cognitive ability to monitor one's own emotions and feeli...

Q: Our body temperature tends to rise and fall in sync with a biological clock, which is referred to as...

A: Circadian rhythm refers to the 24-hour cycle that is the part of a human being's internal clock that...

Q: What are the effects of mescaline, LSD, and marijuana?

A: Mescaline , LSD and Marijuana are all categorized as hallucinogenic drugs ( psychoactive drugs) and ...

Q: What is operant conditioning and how can we use this in our day to day life in order to motivate som...

A: Operant Conditioning is defined as a way of learning through rewards and punishment. It is also call...

Q: Identify and describe the two kinds of responses and two kinds of stimuli that are key to classical ...

A: Classical conditioning is one of the prominent theories of the behavioristic school of psychology. D...

Q: What is the purposes of Applied Behavior Analysis and how to implement to our daily life?

A: Applied Behaviour Analysis is the therapeutic technique focused on understanding the behaviour. This...

Q: What do you understand by Critical Thinking?

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

Q: Client-centered therapy is to as Gestalt therapy is to directive subjective non-directive present ob...

A: Client-centred therapy and Gestalt therapy belong to the Humanistic approach of Psychology. They bas...

Q: What are the major variables in the study? Are the researchers claiming a causal connection between ...

A: Researchers frequently design research to test the influence of one variable on another. A variable ...

Q: Our brain is an amazing detector of subtle expressions. Justify the above statement?

A: Facial expressions are a form of non-verbal communication, which conveys an individual's emotional s...

Q: Can you think of other substances or activities that, like opioids, can be helpful in controlled por...

A: Activities and Substances when taken in controlled portions or moderation are never going to hamper ...

Q: What kinds of activities are people engaged in at the hangout?

A: Google Hangouts is a video messaging application developed by Google in 2013. It allows the users to...

Q: What is the Greek myth related to the name of Narcissistic personality disorder ?

A: Narcissistic personality disorder: In psychology, the term "narcissistic personality disorder" is al...

Q: The unconscious mind plays an important role in which school of thought in psychology?

A: The Psychoanalytic school of thought was founded by Sigmund Freud. He developed a theory of personal...

Q: What is the PSYCHOLOGICAL approach to research?

A: A research can be defined as an academic activity which is a systematized effort to gain new knowled...

Q: Handedness is:     thought to be mostly determined by the environment (nurture).     is ...

A: None of the above

Q: Why should we include reasoning (rationale) whenever we design a research project?

A: Reasoning refers to the ability to think logically to formulate fair judgments and justify a positio...

Q: What is mirror neurons ?

A: A neuron also known as the nerve cell electrically powered unit that interacts with other cellsof th...

Q: Explain role of Psychology in person’s day to day life?

A: Psychology is a scientific study of behavior and mental process. Behavior includes both outward and ...

Q: Is Hysterical a bad word?

A: Psychological disorders are characterized by maladaptive thoughts, feelings, and behavior. Hysteria ...

Q: Researchers are interested in observing the behaviors of people in shopping malls. They want to capt...

A: In Research a researcher first look for the problem on which they want to research then they go for ...

Q: Explain the varied Workplaces of Psychologists?

A: Psychology is the scientific study of mind and behavior. It refers to a multidisciplinary subject th...

Q: How can criterion-referenced and norm-referenced assessments promote learning? You do not need to de...

A: Criterion- Referenced based assessment include exams that are mainly school based. They promote high...

Q: What is Adoloscence?

A: Adolescence, temporary period of development and advancement among youth and adulthood. The World He...

Q: A quasi-experiment compares groups.   TRUE or FALSE   Why is this true/false?

A: Quasi-experimental research includes the manipulation of an independent variable without the random ...

Q: Important features of the environment are transmitted to the brain through a process known asa. perc...

A: Important features of the environment are transmitted to the brain through the process know as : 

Q: Explain the influence of personality in decisions making process with example

A: The entrancing thing about decisions is they're all yours. No other being in the world will settle o...

Q: Discuss five practical ways you would employ as a political science teacher to improve on the memory...

A: Memory is the way individual encode, store and retrieve information. There are 3 processes involved ...

Q: Immaturity of the prefrontal cortex is a possible explanation for which aspect of adolescent behavio...

A: Region of the prefrontal cortex that is particularly interconnected among brain areas linked with co...

Q: Which are the 3 leading kinds of biological treatments today?

A: A biological treatment or therapy involves use of certain techniques or substances invented by human...

Q: Describe what Kandel did in his short term habituation experiment and describe the results of that e...

A: Eric Kandel was born in Vienna, Austria. He studied history and literature at Harvard University, an...

Q: What is discrimination

A: As a society, we live in large and small social groups. Social groups also have many categorizations...

Q: Que 05: Keeping in mind the topic “Increasing Depression among University Students” make a comprehen...

A: Although various psychological disorders have gained considerable importance under aspects of assess...

Q: Apart from vaccines, the other way by which the rate of spread of COVID could be prevented and/or co...

A: PERSUASION  Persuasion is the way toward changing our attitude toward something dependent on some so...

Q: Why do we sleep?

A: Sleep is a concept which was under a lot of research in the current scenario, and it’s only recently...

Q: Please, briefly explain:Q1:By taking examples from our daily life, explain meaning and transfer of l...

A: Learning is a elaborate cognitive process that causes significant changes in a person's thinking and...

Q: Which of the following is true when it comes to the Solomon Asch conformity research? A In Asch’s or...

A: Solomon Asch conducted a series of experiments in the year 1950s to understand the group conformity ...

Q: 1.Suggest three classroom implications of piagent’s second and third stages of cognitive development

A: Jean Piaget is regarded as the propounder of the cognitive development theory. He explains through h...