QUESTION 48 A narrow focus on specific stimuli is called OA. Sensory adaptation B. Inattentional blindness OC. Automatic processing OD. Selective attention

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A: The correct answer is " decision making, problem solving". In the first case alexandra is thinking a...

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A: Culture is the set of norms, beliefs, and behavior of people belonging to one geographical region. i...

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Q: What can zombie fungi, the rabies virus, and toxoplasma teach us about psychology?     These are e...

A: Every change which impacts human behaviour are part of psychology.

Q: List reasons why children may fall off a positive developmental trajectory

A: Any path which a child decide in their life is result of his or her development.

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Q: Discuss the different styles of child rearing.

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Q: Describe how people's views of children have changed over time

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A: Benjamin Whorf's theory of linguistic relativity suggests that the structure of one's language or th...

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A: Experimental research design: It is centrally concerned with constructing research that is high in c...

Q: What are the analytic approaches to psychology?

A:  In psychology, there are various types of approaches for understanding the different aspects of psy...

Q: Discuss the 4 (four) ways by which the senses reduce the amount of information sent to the brain.  (...

A: Our body is made up of five senses those senses help us in getting the information of the outer worl...

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A: Categorical perception  means that a change in some variable along a continuum is perceived not as g...

Q: Do developmental improvements in memory strategies and metacognition emphasize nature, nurture, or b...

A: One development is a part of nature and nurture.

Q: Explain the concept of deindividuation and illustrate by describing any one experiment in social psy...

A: Deindividuation is a term defined in social psychology, Let's discuss that in brief in the next step...

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A: Vesicles of neuron are sacs like structure that contains neurotransmitters. synapse contains vesicle...

Q: How is marijuana addiction different than heroine addiction?

A: Marijuana contains delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) which is a mind-altering or psychoactive chemi...

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