Search four (4) Psychological Test. a. Identify the test if it is a norm- or criterion-referenced. b. How were the results of each test used and how appropriate was the use? c. In the case of criterion-referenced tests, who set the criterion and how? d. In the case of norm-referenced tests, what would be the consequences of using a criterion-referenced approach? e. In the case of criterion-referenced tests, what would be the consequences of using a norm-referenced approach? 2. Can the tests be both norm-referenced and criterion-referenced at the same time?

Q: Why do we remember emotional memories better than other memories?

A: 1. The amygdala's participation in emotional processing, according to research (fear-related learnin...

Q: school counselor

A: School counsellors are considered as counsellors who tend to serve the emotional and social needs of...

Q: What does music relate to emotions

A: Music acts as the medium which evokes emotional responses as in thrills as well as chills to the one...

Q: Why are social and cultural setting our bases to express our gender?

A: Oftentimes, sex and gender are used interchangeably. However, there is a difference between them. Se...

Q: What is amygdala?

A: Amygdala: The term "amygdala" is determined as the "integrative center" for an individual's motivati...

Q: If you are using a secondary source, Vallejo, 2017, which presents the information in the paper belo...

A: Secondary Sources It is when the ideas of one author are published in another author's text but you ...

Q: What is the part that receive first impulse?

A: The neuron is the basic working unit in the brain consisting of an axon, a cell body, and dendrites....

Q: This diagram comes from a study by Glanzer and Cunitz (1966) who looked at the effect of delay on re...

A: The serial position effect describes that people have the tendency to learn first and the last items...

Q: Which of the following was an argument situationists made about personality? a. People behave the ...

A: Situationism is a psychological theory that assigns accentuation on external factors and situations ...

Q: If you had to decide between inevitability and chance, which would you choose?

A: Inevitability is the situation which can be unavoidable and is predictive in nature,  But chance is ...

Q: We briefly discussed how it applies to modifying the behavior of children, and I'd like you to expan...

A: Conditioning is the change in the frequency of a behaviour in response to a stimuli. Majorly, there ...

Q: 6. Every day at school Lu experiences fellow students making comments towards her about her appearan...

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

Q: Relative to individuals with low self-esteem, individuals with very high self-esteem are Group of an...

A: *Self Esteem is how you perceive your value, abilities, self worth, limitations . High self esteem i...

Q: Which of the following symptoms is considered a physical effect of stress?   A. chest pain B. mood s...

A: Stress is an impending problem for every age group regardless of their lifestyles. Stress finds its ...

Q: Samia did not clean her room as her mother had asked; as a consequence, her mother added on an addit...

A: In classical conditioning an individual learns from consequences of its behaviour.  Positive reinfor...

Q: Cite an example about bad experiences and on how humans handle the  situation.  Cite an example abo...

A: Psychology is the study of the mind and behavior. As such, it defines experience as an event one has...

Q: In a few sentences Why do you think "openness" is difficult to define than other Big Five personalit...

A: The Big Five personality trait also known as the OCEAN model, classifies personality traits into fiv...

Q: atleast 4 key words

A: Inventions have always been part of this society to improve the society for better or for worse. But...

Q: How can you be a "whole" person in your relationship with others? 2. Recall your relationship with ...

A: Relationships are an integral part of the lives of an individuals. Relationships at different stages...

Q: From a social psychology perspective what impact has the majority had on the homosexual group?

A: According to psychological research, people's ideas have altered as a result of a range of factors t...

Q: how organizational factors impact the employee's behavior at work?

A: Ans. Organisational psychology refers to a field in psychology that is concerned with several psycho...

Q: Ali watches his brother higher toy up and around the pillow on the couch and then leave the room. a ...

A: Theory of mind in psychology refers to the ability to understand people by assigning mental states t...

Q: Baumeister (1991) suggests that drug abuse, sexual masochism, spiritual ecstasy, binge eating, and s...

A: Roy Baumeister is a social psychologist. He has conducted studies to explore the cognitions and beha...

Q: Danny has to spend the weekend working on a major project. He finds out that his cousin will be in t...

A: This dilemma has little to do with decision making as with prioritising. When we consider option A, ...

Q: The central nervous  system consists of the brain and the spinal cord. Explain in detail what's happ...

A: The nervous system consists of two part namely- the central nervous system and the peripheral nervou...

Q: armett theory of extended adolescence

A: Jeffrey Arnett proposed the theory of emerging adulthood as a stage between adolescence and adulthoo...

Q: Comment on this statement "What I believe must be true if I feel very strongly about it"

A: We believe some things based on our senses' evidence: that it is daytime, that the floor is solid, a...

Q: attitudes

A: Attitude: In psychology, the term "attitude" is determined as a person's specific set of beliefs, em...

Q: If a physician is rude or offensive, how might that affect the patient interview and ultimately hind...

A: A good health care professional or physician listens to the clients without being rude, judgmental, ...

Q: Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development states that people make decisions based on their mor...

A:   Lawrence Kohlberg's theory consists of 3 levels of moral development. The 3 levels are, 1) Pre-Con...

Q: Blank 1, Blank 2, Blank 3 are the triangular theory of love according to Robert Sternberg wherein he...

A: Robert Sternberg suggested the theory for love which refer as the "triangular theory of love"  and t...

Q: Which of the following characteristics is more likely to be associated with an individualistic cultu...

A: In cross cultural psychology, individualistic cultures are those that focuses on individuals over a ...

Q: As a person in the modern world, how would you reflect upon your self? How does the various perspect...

A: In the modern age, self-reflection has become a privelege, urban life is so fast that people barely ...

Q: 12. How do mirror neurons contribute to our understanding of observational learning?

A: What are Mirror neurons? Mirror neurons are a class of neurons that fires both while the body excecu...

Q: Discuss the relationship among Socrates, Plato and Aristotle and then discuss their contributions to...

A: The three Greek philosophers have immense contributions to the field of philosophy and shaped the fi...

Q: Explain how evolution and abnormal behavior relate?

A: Psychology helps a lot to understand all concepts relevant to the "Brain and human behavior". Many ...

Q: sociocultural conditions and social processes are most likely to generate high rates of psychotic ve...

A: 1. Socioeconomic status or SES : If an individual comes from a very poor background where it is hard...

Q: crime can best be explained by choices made, individual traits, or social structures, or even if it ...

A: There isn't one best way to explain why an individual commits a crime as everyone is different and h...

Q: understanding the condition under which given behavour occures enables researchers to state the caus...

A: Psychology-  It is defined as the systematic and scientific study of mental processes, experiences a...

Q: Statement of the problem about cyberbullying in high schools.

A: Ans. In the arena of psychology, research is systematic in nature. This is because, research involve...

Q: Lee has earned an undergraduate degree in biology. He is motivated to become a doctor. He has 3 lett...

A: Ans. There are several variables in a research. And, a variable is regarded as any kind of character...

Q: hillipe Pinel made great contributions to the field of Clinical Psychology. As a Clinical Psychology...

A:  Phillipe Pinel was a french physician and is considered to be the father of modern clinical psychia...

Q: What role does the feeling of control play in learning

A: Learning can be defined as the process of attaining new information or adding some knowledge to alre...

Q: Systematic variability in an experiment increases the risk of _______________   A. selection effec...

A: Systematic Variation is one phenomenon of research in which the variations that are implied in the r...

Q: why adolescents feel no one can understand their feelings, problems, etc.? Logically, they know that...

A: This is the interval of time which refers to the huge Changement of every individual or person to pe...

Q: According to omega-squared (w) interpretation guidelines, w = .07 would be considered a %3D

A: Omega squared is a statistics which helps in understanding the strength of the relationship between ...

Q: Quantitative Research Problem Non- Comments, reasons, Researchable researchable reactions 1. What ar...

A: Quantitative research problems involve researching about the relationships between variables using d...

Q: Disadvantages to do list

A: There is always a concept behind every work path or any experiment. The above question is relevant t...

Q: discuss Narcissm and provide examples.

A: The study and research under psychology, provide various results on this concept and all are complet...

Q: How did Binet, Terman, and Wechsler differ in their beliefs about intelligence and its measurement.

A: Binet, Terman, and Wechsler differ in their beliefs about intelligence and its measurement as follow...