Questions: 1. Who are you? 2. How would you describe yourself? 3. Do you love yourself? Why or why not? 4. What are you most grateful for in life? 5. What are the biggest and most important things you have learned in life so far?

Q: When designing a study, which of the following factors do you need to focus on to improve the validi...

A: The correct answer is all of the above.

Q: Attitude surveys conducted by companies produce more useful information if     a)  past surveys we...

A: Attitude is defined as belief, opinions or perception of any person regarding any specific thing.

Q: What functions have theorists proposed for dreams?

A: Dreams are mental images, thoughts, feelings, emotions etc that are experienced in a state of sleep....

Q: In early adolescence, most teenagers tend to be either in exploration or moratorium statuses. True ...

A: Adolescence is considered as the period or stage of transition from childhood to adulthood. It is du...

Q: Why do you think it is important for human being to reflect upon themselves and their actions? -How ...

A: Since, you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three sub-parts for y...

Q: What is Pavlov's Classical Conditioning?

A: Classical conditioning comes under the school of thought called behaviorism in Psychology. Physiolog...

Q: Are achievement motives applicable to males and females today?

A: Achievement motivation can be defined as the striving to increase their progress or to be as high as...

Q: The common human tendency to discount the influence of a situation and explain behavior by referring...

A: Social psychology is the systematic study of feelings thoughts believes or opinions of a person in t...

Q: Valerie shoves her way to the front of the line while complaining loudly, "I have things to do! I do...

A: Illusory correlation is a phenomenon in social psychology that refers to a perception of a relations...

Q: Jonathan is 71⁄2 years old and attends a regular education second-grade classroom with an aide and s...

A: The OP and PT which means Occupational therapist and Psycho Therapist should be responsible to asses...

Q: ethical and unethical behavior

A: Ethical behavior: The term "ethical behavior" is distinguished by equity, honesty, and fairness in p...

Q: Maggie believes that Black Lives Matter is a group that focuses on causing disruption and civil unre...

A: In social psychology, cognitive biases refer to errors that people make while they process and inter...

Q: What are the insights and important learnings of a future teacher can gain from the Lesson on Psycho...

A: The insights and important learnings that a future teacher can gain from the lessons on psychologica...

Q: With thousands of stimuli around us all the time, we choose to focus on a few because we gave those ...

A: Stimuli is any phenomenon or event occurring in the environment, that elicits a certain response wit...

Q: Is it true that brain scans can pinpoint the exact, single part of the brain that causes a complex b...

A: Escalated guidance in perusing further develops how a youngster's mind functions. In schizophrenia, ...

Q: Which theory holds that social support is generally beneficial during non-stressful as well as stres...

A: Psychological stress can be defined as emotional tensions that effects our thinking and behavior in ...

Q: Why can we not draw strong conclusions based on our own experiences in the world?   A. becuase in ...

A: Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental process. It is a vast field which studies ...

Q: Valerie shoves her way to the front of the line while complaining loudly, "I have things to do! I do...

A: People sometimes behaves erratically. They show sense of extreme self importance. In spotlight effec...

Q: How Psychologists Use Brain-Imaging Technology?

A: Cognitive Psychology is a new branch of study of human behaviour, that focuses on the scientific inv...

Q: Which statement is a conclusion based on the systematic observation that children who watch televise...

A: As stated by the APA, Aggression can be defined as a behavior which inflicts harm on other individua...

Q: How do psychologists call a persistent concern and fear that because a person experienced a panic ep...

A: Definition: 1) Anticipatory anxiety: A excessive worry or feelings of anxiety about events that woul...

Q: Give 4 authorities that can assist you in establishing your career goals and explain how it would be...

A: MENTORS They are ideal associates that can guide you in the right path due to what they bring to th...

Q: A psychologist treating emotionally troubled adolescents at a local mental health agency is most lik...

A: The word psychology is derived by the combination of 2 Greek Words which are as follows- Psyche whic...

Q: The APA Code of Ethics does NOT mandate that psychologists must respect: O the truth. O people. O an...

A: APA is known as the American Psychological Association . It has issued an Ethical guideline for psyc...

Q: What are chromosomes, DNA, genes, and the human genome? How do behavior geneticists explain our indi...

A: Biological Psychology, also known as Physiological Psychology is a scientific branch of Psychology t...

Q: Who is a sex therapists ? what kind of job they do?

A: A therapy is an intervention intended to heal a disorder that occurs psychologically. It is the use ...

Q: Who is William Tuke?

A: Mental health is important for each and every individual either they are going through wellbeing and...

Q: Do people prefer solitude or membership in a group?

A: In psychological terms, solitude refers to a positive state where one is alone and is engaged with t...

Q: The "I knew-it-all-along" phenomenon is also referred to as O A. hindsight bias B. a planning fallac...

A: Ans. Social psychology is regarded as a branch of psychology that involves the study of the way peop...

Q: what is the influence of drugs on neurotransmitters.

A: Ans. The intake of drugs does have an immense impact on the brain and behaviour of the individual in...

Q: Discuss Bowlby's Ethological Theory of attachment.  Why is formation of attachment so important in t...

A: Attachment It is defined as the deep emotional bond which is formed between two individuals and in w...

Q: Discuss how different cultures affect Socioemotional Development in Infancy and Early Childhood.

A: Infancy refers to the period between 0 to 2 years of age, whereas early childhood refers to the peri...

Q: In a study comparing literacy across families of different social economic status the researchers di...

A: Experimental research is concerned with the relationship among the two variables. In this research c...

Q: Which number represents the STRONGEST correlation coefficient (r)? -0.2 -0.4 O 2.0 0.3

A: The correct answer is 0.3. Correlation coefficient always lies between -1 and 1. From the above ment...

Q: Philippines is a culturally diverse nation. In your own opinion, does diversity in one nation more b...

A: When people from different cultures have settled in a nation, that nation can be referred to as cult...

Q: What are curriculum intent, content, learning experiences, and evaluation?

A: In the field of psychology, educational psychology is a sub-field that focuses on the scientific stu...

Q: What do the following have in common: a microphone concealed in the ceiling of a laboratory, filler ...

A: Demand characteristic is a term referring to some particular cues, in psychological experiment which...

Q: list the principal gaps in knowledge about the distribution of the health problem of INFLUENZA-ASSOC...

A:  INFLUENZA is a virus that causes a lot of death and impacted many families badly as it causes child...

Q: Mention and explain 5 distinguishing characteristics of a successful student.

A: A school is a widely recognized platform for every learner to undergo a cheerful learning experience...

Q: You enter a restaurant for the first time and notice the arrangement of the tables, the friendliness...

A: You enter a restaurant for the first time and notice the arrangement of the tables, the friendliness...

Q: Q26

A: In this world , human needs medical care. It is as like automobile instrument, technological product...

Q: discuss the learning characteristics of the following generations  baby boomers and millennials

A: Learner characteristics is a notion that focuses on how personal, social, cognitive, and scholastic ...

Q: What is the difference between narcolepsy and sleep apnea?

A: Sleep Disorders are the disturbances in the regular, normal sleep cycle of an individual. This is ch...

Q: How will you make major decisions in the future based on your reflection on the above questions?

A: The decision-making process of every individual is unique and randomised based on their experiences ...

Q: what is extraneous variables or confounding variables?

A: A variable refers to any person, event or phenomenon that is to be measured in any way. A variable i...

Q: classical conditioning

A: Classical conditioning: In psychology, the term "classical conditioning" is determined as a specific...

Q: Do you think physical beauty is important? Defend your answer.

A: Physical beauty or physical attractiveness refers to the extent to which one's features can be said ...

Q: What are psychology’s main subfields?

A: The main subfields of psychology are: Cognitive psychology It is a field of psychology concerning ...

Q: 2.The method of introspection was used to Identify A inherited traits B unconscious motives C intern...

A: Wilhelm Wundt was the founder of the modern psychology. He was a physiologist and philosopher, he es...

Q: The only way to establish cause-and-effect relationships is to use correlational research. O True O ...

A: Correlational research is non experimental research in which relationship of variables is calculated...