Reductionism is the idea that complex systems can be understood by understanding their parts. Is reductionism a good way to understand humans?

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Q: Justify the importance of emotional intelligence?How do you think your biggest strengths benefit you...

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Q: According to the James-Lange theory, emotional experience precedes physical arousal and emotional be...

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Q: Define social responsibility norm with examples. Explain reasons related to psychology that enforces...

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Q: Which of the following alternative therapies HAS shown promise as an effectivetreatment?a. light the...

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Q: On big moral issues, parents and teens tend to  completely disagree  be in agreement  not be familia...

A: During teenage, parents are much likely to have differences with their teenagers. 

Q: What real world situations and/or social roles could the Stanford Prison study help us to understand...

A: Research is an important element that helps in exploring human behavior and thus psychologists use v...

Q: Define EQ and factors that affect EQ positively. Relate EQ with self. How strong/ high EQis related ...

A: The ability of an individual to understand and regulate one’s own emotions, discriminate between dif...

Q: Egoism determines an action to be morally right if it: a. It promotes the short term interests of th...

A: Egoism and utilitarianism are consequentialist moral theories that explain the consequences of actio...

Q: Q no 5: Define social responsibility norm with examples. Explain reasons related to psychology that ...

A: Social responsibility norm is referred to as the societal rule, according to which people believe th...

Q: Closely related to classical conditioning, as a vehicle for learning new behaviours are the phenomen...

A: Learning takes place in every stage of life. It begins from infancy and ends till the death of the p...

Q: What are Amphetamines?

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Q: Which of the following intelligence tests is the least likely to be culturally biased?     Group ...

A: Intelligence tests provide an estimate of the cognitive capacity of individuals. Several intelligenc...

Q: Cultural differences also exist within nations.What do you think? Explain

A: Culture is a significant factor that affects the psychological and social health of individuals. Bel...

Q: Pick any FOUR words of your choice append below: Explain each concept with two examples each and rel...

A: Social Psychology is the study of human behavior in groups, the dynamics that take effect, and the e...

Q: Explain the philosophy called community mental health approach ?

A: Community mental health care is a population approach which views patients in a socio‐economic conte...

Q: How can the biological and social-cognitive perspectives help us understanddepressive disorders and ...

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Q: Why is vision most acute at the fovea?A. The fovea is closest to the pupil.B. The fovea has an equal...

A: The fovea is a flash area that resides at the center of the retina in the eye. It holds the capacity...

Q: A student with special needs is guaranteed an individualized education program. In the United States...

A: Individualized Education Programs (IEP) creates an opportunity for the teachers, parents, school adm...

Q: Define social responsibility norm with examples. Explain reasons related to psychology that enforces...

A: Social responsibility norm can be described as a guideline which indicates that we should try helpin...

Q: Which one of the following best illustrates inclusion as it is defined by special educators? Questio...

A: The idea of inclusion is an ideal one wherein general context the term means including every section...

Q: What do social psychologists study? How do we tend to explain others’behavior and our own?

A: Social psychology is the study of understanding the dynamics of human behavior and cognition in a so...

Q: In Posner's letter identification experiment, why does it take longer, on average, to detect the dif...

A: Posner along with his colleagues tried to understand how visual information in the brain is represen...

Q: How do heredity and environment affect development?

A: Hereditary and environment play an important role in the development of human beings. Both are neces...

Q: What is reflecting feelings in Counselling?

A: In therapy and counseling, active listening is an important component that aids the counselor in emp...

Q: Discuss the concept of BATNA and explain how a negotiator can effectively use it toplan a negotiatio...

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Q: 1.Explain reasons related to psychologythat enforces us as human to do pro social behaviors.  2. How...

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Q: What is psychological abuse?

A: Psychological abuse is referred to the mental , emotional or psychological distress or trauma ,it ca...

Q: In Piaget's theory, the stage of cognitive development between 7 and 11 years of age, in which an in...

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Q: a)Who is the founder of psychoanalysis? b) Who is the founder of analitic psychology?

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Q: How to communicate effectively even there is pandemic?

A: Communication is an important process in order to share our views , opinions , grievances , knowledg...

Q: Much attitude change is related to a desire to avoid clashing or contradictorythoughts, an idea summ...

A: Leon Festinger's (1957) cognitive dissonance theory describes the interaction between human attitude...

Q: Explain what is the oral stage of development ?

A: Sigmund Freud's theory of psychosexual development establishes that personality development occurs i...

Q: In what ways could social media itself help prevent or reduce cases of mass psychogenic illness?

A: MPI Mass Psychogenic Illness is defined as the rapid spread of signs and symptoms of illness that af...

Q: Find the mean, median, and mode for the distribution of scores in the following frequency distributi...

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Q: What are the effects of social loafing?

A: Social loafing is the tendency for people to put less efforts in their performance, task or job when...

Q: Johanna's parents establish rules for Johanna and her siblings. However, they welcome discussion abo...

A: Parenting styles are the methods that the parents use with their children, especially when it comes ...

Q: What is social influence?

A: Our surroundings are filled with people, numerous interactions occur simultaneously. These interacti...

Q: Does the application of Social Psychology principles,  theories and research outcomes profoundly sha...

A: The scientific study of the ways in which the behavior, thoughts and feelings of people get influenc...

Q: A sense that one can exert an influence on his or her environment is called -problem-focused copin...

A: Problem-focused coping is when we put efforts in the direction of the problem in order to solve it a...

Q: What is ethics base on your understanding?

A: In general, ethics are synonymized concerning society, morals, norms, principles, and philosophical ...

Q: What special accommodations would be necessary if a program wanted to allow mildly ill children to r...

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Q: Is extrasensory perception possible?

A: Extrasensory perception or ESP is the recognition of information through means that are beyond the s...

Q: The finding that people can walk on hot coals after taking a “firewalking” course demonstrates that ...

A: In an experiment, the control group and experimental group are of prime importance with equally prop...

Q: Describe the nature of learning and memory.

A: Learning and memory are two cognitive processes that are closely connected. Both learning and memory...

Q: . The attribution process identifies a number of "biases" in the processes by which we perceive othe...

A: Impression formation is a process through which an individual develops beliefs, notions, and evaluat...

Q: Could I get a quick summary, or description of each theory that are Attachment Theory, Social-histor...

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Q: Does the application of Social Psychology principles,  theories and research outcomes profoundly sha...

A: The scientific study of the ways in which the behavior, thoughts and feelings of people get influenc...

Q: What is spontaneous recovery?

A: Spontaneous recovery is the sudden reappearance of a conditioned response after the extinction of th...

Q: How do biological and psychological factors contribute to antisocial personality disorder?

A: An antisocial personality disorder is a psychological disorder in which a person has long-term issue...