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Q: What is psychology?

A: The word psychology originated from the combination of 2 Greek words which are as follows-  1. Psych...

Q: The farmer is attempting to apply the principle of

A: Conditioned taste aversion: In psychology, the term "conditioned taste aversion" is also denoted as ...

Q: 12 - Which of the factors affecting people's motivation can be given as an example of external effec...

A: Motivation refers to the cognitive force that initiates and maintains an individual's goal directed ...

Q: Distinguish between basic emotions and complex emotions

A: Emotion- It is defined as a complex, subjective experience accompanied by biological as well as beha...

Q: The study of inner thoughts and feelings is to the study of observable behavior as is to O Freud; Ti...

A: Psychology is the scientific study of human mind and behaviour. Various schools and approaches attem...

Q: What is a good sample of contingency contract that can be used in the classroom and makes use of ope...

A: In classroom environments, students' behavior is reinforced using improvisation and learning context...

Q: Create a concept map in Infancy showing the relationships of concepts in the promotion and maintenan...

A: Optimal Family Health not only considers the physical health but also the mental health of each and ...

Q: The following passage indicates whether it constitutes an argument. True=argument; False=not an argu...

A: Logic concerns itself with how relationships exist among certain elements of thought. It is used for...

Q: Match the terms with their definitions Inability to feel pleasure Choose.. Alogia Lack of motivation...

A: Alogia, derealization, depersonalisation, anhedonia, avolition, dissociation are symptoms that are c...

Q: In a double-blind procedure,a. only the participants know whether they are in the controlgroup or th...

A:  There is a form of clinical trial setting which helps in preventing the bias outcome or procedure i...

Q: "My friends see me as an outgoing person." This statement refers to collective self. II. “People thi...

A: The term 'Self' is a concept of great exploration across fields of Psychology, Philosophy, Biology a...

Q: Social groups can be a significant part of a child's development, which is why it is important for c...

A: Socials groups in childhood development play an important role because they can learn things and rem...

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A: These two scientists conducted experiments to analyze the dream and interpretation of dream. They pe...

Q: Provide a written analysis of the terms that you are selecting, and An examination of each theory. P...

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

Q: You know that a person has a positive disposition when he/she refuses to wallow in his failures and ...

A: Dispositions refer to the ways in which people behave or act and indulge in mental processing. Peopl...

Q: A recent study reported that university instructors are frequently required to engage in emotional l...

A: Emotional labor can be defined as the situation in which people have to maintain or regulate or cont...

Q: Which of the following is NOT true of high self-esteem?   A. High self-esteem is correlated with p...

A: Self - esteem is to have an overall opinion about oneself which involves both the forthcomings and s...

Q: What is psychology?

A: Psychology is made from two words. The words are; Psyche and logy. This means "psyche"-mind and "log...

Q: Describe what you can do to advocate the use of the 14 Learning-Centered Psychological Principles.

A: Learning-Centered Psychological Principles emphasize the internal factors of an individual that enab...

Q: Scientists use their ________to make observations

A: Science is an intellectual and systematic study of behavioral and practical structures of physical a...

Q: State the definition of Psychology today and explain how we arrived at the definition.

A: Science is the formal and systematic exploration of the natural working of elements around us in the...

Q: 22 - In which theory is it possible for leaders to delegate authority or not, the way they plan and ...

A: Leadership is not just a responsibility to play the role of leader in the group but it is a duty of ...

Q: Which of the following best describes why practitioners should be proactive in discussing boundary i...

A: Therapeutic sessions should be conducted with precautions and careful planning. A therapist cannot a...

Q: As an early childhood educator, what would you suggest to parents on home activities that should be ...

A: Activities play a vital role in augmenting the cognition and emotional intelligence of children. Inv...

Q: In your own words, describe the criteria that the IRB uses to evaluate proposed research.

A: IRB or Institutional Review Board is an administrative body that was established on July 12, 1974, t...

Q: (3) What is/are the independent variable(s) in the study?    (3) What is/are the dependent variabl...

A: INDEPENDENT VARIABLE (IV): This can be easily understood as the variable that the researcher control...

Q: Angie's self-concept involves being a great athlete. As she reflects on her childhood, she notes tha...

A: Self- concept can be defined as the accumulation of beliefs about one's own self. Carl Rogers had ca...

Q: The information about phenylketonuria (PKU) supports which of these conclusions? a. Several genes ac...

A: In Bio-Psychology, Genes incorporate biochemical entireties gained through inheritance, adapting DNA...

Q: Create a comparison chart Erikson's Psychosocial Developmental Theory. Bowlby's Attachment Theory. F...

A: Developmental Psychology or rather we should say developmental theory, basically focuses on changes ...

Q: Explain when and how psychology became a formal Area of study.

A: Psychology is one of a subject which is in debate whether it is a subject should be considered as sc...

Q: Choose the letter of the correct answer. A. sweeping generalization    E. ad misericordiam B.hasty g...

A: ad misericordiam - out of pity post hoc - after the event

Q: Define the concept Risky behavior

A: Behavior can be classified as risky when it is harmful to oneself or those around them. The repercus...

Q: • Those working in the interdisciplinary field called ______________ ______________ study the brain ...

A: An interdisciplinary field refers to the field in which more than one study combine in an academic d...

Q: What is Krashen's Monitor Theory ? Explain as you have understood it

A: Stephen Krashen’s Monitor Theory: This theory conveys that we can learn languages by acquiring it su...

Q: A common breach of an intellectual boundary within a therapeutic relationship comes from a practitio...

A: Ethical rules exist for the therapeutic process. The counselor or the therapist has to ensure that t...

Q: Bianca's parents are accomplished musicians.  At age 4, Bianca began taking piano lessons.  By age 1...

A: The nature and nurture debate in Psychology and related fields like Biology and Neuroscience has bee...

Q: Which statement is true about dopamine? A. Dopamine discourages healthy behavior. B. Drug-addicted b...

A: Psychologists conferred those various biochemical cognitive actions are involved in classifying indi...

Q: If Tyler is given an allowance of $5.00 on every Friday for doing his chores, based on a fixed inter...

A: If Tyler is given an allowance of $5.00 on every Friday for doing his chores, based on a fixed inter...

Q: Which statement is true about dopamine? A. Dopamine discourages healthy behavior. B. Drug-addicted b...

A: Neurotransmitters are present in the body and act as chemical messengers as they primarily transmit ...

Q: The diathesis-stress model presumes that psychopathology results from ____________. Choose one answe...

A: Ans. Stress arises when the person experiences a disparity between the demands of the given situatio...

Q: How do you think depression affects recovery from anxiety?

A: The American Psychiatric Association describes depression as a common and serious medical illness th...

Q: How does an adult differ from a young when it comes to learning new things?   How does the adult l...

A: How does an adult differ from a young when it comes to learning new things? Answer: Adults are most...

Q: How can a single moment have the power to change everything?

A: Positive psychology confers human strengths, powers, qualities, virtues, and related effective funct...

Q: What are the differences between the cognitive development of Oxana and that of a child under “norma...

A: Cognitive development is the development of mental abilities such as learning, thinking, problem sol...

Q: Emotional intelligence 1.   Introduction 2.   Nature and definition of Emotional Intelligence Mayer ...

A:  Emotions are an integral part of an individual's life. Just like Intelligence quotient Emotional Qu...

Q: What is scaffolding method way of learning?

A: Learning refers to the process of attaining new knowledge, information, skills, etc. One of the prim...

Q: 14. How does each of the following perspectives explain behavior? biological, evolutionary, psychody...

A: 1.Biological perspective of behavior - It states that all behavior have a biological cause. It invol...

Q: Why are teleogicap statements unscientific?

A: Opinions in scientific experiments are accounted for rewarding and explaining one's behavioral actio...

Q: the topic is affects of the nervous system and the glands on behavior and mental processes. --Descr...

A: Biological approach to psychology aims to understand human behaviour as arising from the physiologic...

Q: What role does dual coding play in the learningprocess?

A: The process of learning is refers to the process in which a person encounters with new information a...