Recitation Question: What is the implication of the research towards the academic performance of the learners?

Q: From what perspectives do psychologists view motivated behavior?

A: Motivation is described as a form of behavior directed towards achieving a goal to satisfy needs or ...

Q: 1.  The "first-pass effect" refers to drug metabolism in the liver.   True False

A: (According to the terms and conditions of Bartleby, we can only answer one question at a time.) The ...

Q: What is mindfulness meditation?

A: Meditation can be referred to as the technique in which a person can practice how to increase the st...

Q: Answer the question give below and make it sure to strengthen your answer with strong ethical argume...

A: Morally it is not correct to take someone's life but at the end it is her choice because it is not i...

Q: Why do you think many people might be skeptical about psychology being a science?

A: People studying psychology or any branch of psychology generally know that psychology is a scientifi...

Q: Give examples for Cannon-Bard theory

A: Walter Cannon and Philip Bard developed a theory of emotion, which is referred to as the Cannon-Bard...

Q: ”10. Match the following stages of dying with the accompanying statements.____ a. denial and isolati...

A: Elisabeth Kuber-Ross defined five stages of dying. They are: 1. Denial and Isolation: In this stage ...

Q: What is foot-in-the-door phenomenon?

A: The foot in the door phenomenon is a technique to gain compliance from people. 

Q: n what ways can you help and support a person with a substance abuse problem? What steps should a pe...

A: Substance abuse can be described as the excessive use of psychoactive drugs as in alcohol ,pain kill...

Q: epileptics with severe seizures experienced the greatest relief when surgery was performed on which ...

A: Epilepsy is a neurological illness in which the action of nerve cells in the brain is disrupted, res...

Q: How many percentage of psychologists who are misinformed about their legal responsibilities regardin...

A: Psychologist is the specialised person who is licensed for therapy and counseling of a person.  Ther...

Q: What do you mean by Situational Influences on Eating?

A: Eating is a physiological, psychological as well physical process in which an individual eats the fo...

Q: How do I make a good research about anxiety paper?

A: Research in psychology is considered as writing an essay in which a person explains their topic that...

Q: Did Factitious disorder have voluntary control over symptoms ?

A: The factitious disorder also known as Munchausen's syndrome is when an individual falsifies symptoms...

Q: Describe briefly the cognitive, affective, and psychomotor taxonomies.

A: Bloom's taxonomy was devise in the year 1956 by the committee of people who worked under the promine...

Q: Conversion disorder often is hard, even for physicians, to distinguish from a genuine medical proble...

A: Ans. At times people face issues, irrespective of any evidence. And, then it becomes really difficul...

Q: What are your issues and concern regarding the Philippines curriculum?

A: Filipinos from rich families or living in urban communities and created towns have more access to pr...

Q: can we generalize from monkeys to humans?

A: Comparative psychology is the study of animals in request to find out about humans. The underlying a...

Q: Write down a note on Dispositional versus situational attributions

A: Attribution theory explains how people perceive the information to come to a casual judgment about s...

Q: What is suicide prevention program called in England ?

A: The word "suicide prevention" is explained in terms of a collection of efforts to decrease the risk ...

Q: Define objectivity and verifiability as used in science.

A: Researchers, institutions and scientific organizations in the field of psychological and sociologica...

Q: What is the another name of psyophysiological disorder ?

A: Mental conditions are disorders that impact one's thoughts, judging, attitude, and conduct. They may...

Q: Suppose someone who is trying to divide a horizontal line in half picks a spot far to the right of c...

A: Brain is the important part of human body which send and receive the message from other parts of bod...

Q: How gender and emotions connected?

A: Stereotypes of the way people are relied upon to deal with their emotions pervade our way of life an...

Q: What is Yerkes-Dodson law?

A: Robert Yerkes and John D. Dodson developed a theory to explain the impact of arousal motivation on p...

Q: What are the key assumptions of humanistic therapy, including client-centered therapy?

A: Humanistic therapy is an approach to mental health care emphasizing personal growth and responsibili...

Q: The most effective family-social approaches fir unipolar depression ?

A: Unipolar depression is a mental disorder which is characterised by loss of interest in something or ...

Q: Quantifying (using numbers to describe) the relationship between a physical stimulus and the percept...

A: Psychology is a philosophical field that investigates the study of the soul. Throughout history, var...

Q: How do you know children is being emotional abuse ?

A: Ans. Our eyes are the way to our hearts. Hence, a kid facing emotional abuse, can show that through ...

Q: Why do you think being unconventional nowadays is somehow good or bad?

A: Psychological adaptations could takes place among all the individuals living in a particular situati...

Q: How do Psychology fields, perspectives, and schools of thought relate/differentiate?

A: Different fields, perspectives and schools of thought looked at the same discipline from different p...

Q: How biofeedback work?

A: Biofeedback technique is a form of therapy that helps an individual in dealing with the bodily condi...

Q: Crying, smiling,cooing, and babbling are all examples of Physical development. Cognitive development...

A: > Child development refers to physical, emotional, psychological and social development of child ...

Q: In what two ways do people try to alleviate stress?

A: Stress can be referred to any kind of change that tends to cause and develop any sort of tension or ...

Q: Which best describes the concept of motivation

A: The term " Motivation" has been derived from the following Latin word- "Movere"- It is a Latin word...

Q: What is neophobia?

A: A reaction that is an excessive, unrealistic, and irrational fear of an object, place, situation, ac...

Q: How to properly select appropriate strategy in teaching? Discuss briefly

A: Choosing an appropriate strategy is very important for effective teaching. The strategy used for tea...

Q: SITUATION: A lady is in love with a guy who is madly in love with the lady's best friend. Traits Cha...

A: character 1: Let's assume her name to be Andrea  character 2: let's assume the guy's name to be Dan ...

Q: What is meant by the “hard problem”?

A: The hard problem of consciousness is the problem of explaining why and how we have qualia or phenome...

Q: What is the role of media that lead to childhood anxiety disorder ?

A: Children's thinking and cognition have been influenced by the increasing usage of technology and soc...

Q: How are developmental research studies conducted? Also, what are some of the ethical issues regardin...

A: To conduct a developmental research, there are three types of research designs. They are - sequentia...

Q: Which term best describes this definition: The effects of demands on an individual. Stressor Stress ...

A: Psychology is the branch of social science in which the person's mind and behavior are studied.  It ...

Q: According to Shneidman, what is the key to suicide?

A: A specific act of an individual to escape pain and suffering which is caused by various reasons and ...

Q: How humanistic counseling are influential in counselling skill?

A: There are a variety of techniques and approaches used in counselling process by counsellors in the f...

Q: What are the treatments for childhood anxiety disorder ?

A: Anxiety disorders are psychological disorders that feature motor tension, hyperactivity, and apprehe...

Q: Describe the sequence of an infant's motor development?

A: Human development is described as a person's entire growth over their lifetime. The scientific study...

Q: Below are a few examples of misdeeds committed by some well-known people in American society. a) Te...

A: To define white collar crime it can be said that white collar crimes are crimes which are non violen...

Q: In what ways might relaxation and meditation influence stress and health?

A: Stress It is defined as the pattern of responses that an individual makes to an event that tends to ...

Q: What is sleep-wake disorder ?

A: Sleep  It's defined as a recurring state of relaxation marked by an altered state of awareness, inhi...

Q: Did the Malingering disorders symptoms linked to the psychological factors?

A: Malingering disorder is when individuals consciously fake symptoms for a specific secondary gain. Fo...