Suppose you’re pitching in a baseball game and facing a good hitter. You remember that you struck him out with a fastball the last time he was up. You also remember that your coach told you always to try to be unpredictable, so you decide to throw a curve ball this time. In making this decision, you are primarily using your     central executive.     fight-or-flight response.     modality-specific memory.     long-term potentiation.     encoding executive.

Q: Dr. Suinn is doing a study where she assigns ½ of the participants to Group A, which reads a list of...

A: Memory refers to the processes by which we comprehend and use the information we receive from the ex...

Q: Discuss your opinion about the myth that there are learning differences in boys and girls.

A: Now a days, comprehensive cloud-based platforms provides holistic benefits to individuals' instructi...

Q: Discuss sexually explicit materials nowadays

A: Sexually explicit means displaying content which is sexual without censoring the content. These have...

Q: write a 200 word paragraph on your understanding of sexual identity, sexualization and gender roles....

A: Psychologists are concerned with the study of sex and gender. Sex is determined biologically, while ...

Q: How Was Abnormality Viewed and Treated In The Past?

A: Abnormalities are opposite to the meaning of normality given by society in which a person should beh...

Q: Provide an opinion as to whether you believe that Stanford Prison Experiment  was ethical to conduct...

A: The Stanford Prison experiment was conducted to verify whether prison guards were sadistic by nature...

Q: True or false surveillance is alienating when people lose control over their private lives

A: In the contemporary times, surveillance has become an integral part of our lives. It basically start...

Q: Details or messages about audience using central route.

A: Persuasion refers to a process aimed to change someone's opinion or attitude, to make them agree to ...

Q: what do you think of Stanford Prison Experiment?

A: Stanford prison experiment is one of the major experiments of social psychology. The experiment was ...

Q: Utilizing the theory of classical conditioning, explain why experienced drug users can still overdos...

A: Classical conditioning is based on the concept where unconscious learning takes place without even k...

Q: Terms such as sick and tight may be interpreted by members of your in-group as compliments, but othe...

A: Language It is a communication system that involves using words as well as systematic rules in order...

Q: A conclusion based on an interpretation of evidence is called a(n) ____________    a. fact     ...

A: Fact is a matter of factly statement that is true and that which has been proven by experiments or b...

Q: 1. What is the significance of studying the self abiding any self representation from various perspe...

A: It is significant to to learn self representation from various perspectives, as it showcases our per...

Q: Use Bruner’s perceptual model and social identity theory to explain why performance appraisals and i...

A: Perception is the way an individual perceives the information present in the environment in the form...

Q: Expands Plato’s version of Psyche as a core of self.

A: Psyche according to Plato consists of three main elements, or the three parts of soul. They are, app...

Q: Explain the difference between sensation and perception.

A: We human being able to sense things and outer stimuli from our five senses and our brain help us to ...

Q: The fact that you may share one kind of information about yourself with your roommate but a differen...

A: - Interpersonal communication is characterized as the being spoken behavioral exchange of informatio...

Q: Are compulsions under voluntary control? why do they happen?

A: Compulsions fall under the disorder of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. This is widely known as OCD.  ...

Q: Give an example of how the defense mechanism of coping with repression might be a benefit? Is it bes...

A: Ans. Defense mechanisms are regarded as certain psychological approaches that are employed unconscio...

Q: What are the characteristics of a good closure?

A: Every individual functions differently however, every individual seeks the need for closure. A psych...

Q: Explain how we use binocular and monocular cues to perceive the world in three dimensions and percei...

A: Depth perception can be considered the ability of the eyes to perceive judge the depth and distance ...

Q: B. Create a coat-of-arms for yourself. Popular in many parts of the world, a representation of a fam...

A: This activity tries to capture the symbols that you attach with the following questions 1. How you s...

Q: Explain the concept of self actualization by Carl Rogers in comparsion to the Maslow hieracy of need...

A: Self-actualization tendency of an individual can lead to a more affirmative but non-practical side o...

Q: 5. The town of Benton Heights has a small airport that operates a relatively small number of flights...

A: According to the Yerkes-Dodson law, high levels of arousal can actually help in improving performanc...

Q: Within which spatial distance do most business interactions occur    a. Intimate     b. Persona...

A: Business interactions are a part of social life. That is why the spatial distance of business intera...

Q: _1. You spent the night thinking and analyzing why a student from the other class talked to you on t...

A: Solutions: 1. This is an instance of intrapersonal communication as the person decides it by himself...

Q: Which term refers to the entire conditioning process in this scenario? O trace conditioning O higher...

A: Trace conditioning refers to the long interval presented between the conditional stimulus(CS) and un...

Q: Q19

A: Oswaldo has associated the smell of lavender (which produce no natural response to him) with playing...

Q: Q15

A: Window of vulnerability means getting prone to health problem at a particular age group. The people ...

Q: Question 35 Different researchers have similar ideas about the nature of knowledge or on how we come...

A: True, different researchers can have similar and different ideas about ways of of knowing and gainin...