Table 1. Ideas postulated by Copernicus, Darwin and Freud and its contribution to scientific revolution. Name of Scientist Best known Theory/ldea Contribution to Scientific Revolution 1. Nicolaus Copernicus 2. Charles Darw in 3. Sigmund Freud

Q: The Small Company offers excellent pay, provides lunch for employees, and organizes many social even...

A: Maslow gave his theory of motivation, which talked about human needs in a hierarchical order. He div...

Q: eight ways to persuade someone in a face-to-face conversation.

A: Persuasion has been an important topic of exploration/research in the field of social psychology. Ba...

Q: List the 7 brainstorming strategies. Pick 3 and explain how they are done in greater detail.

A: Creativity has been an important area of exploration for psychologists and thus they have explained ...

Q: Evaluate: McGregor's theory X/theory Y is most unlike the goal-setting theory because workers and ma...

A: Mc Gregor Theory X and Theory Y deals with employees motivation and the management style adopted by ...

Q: What does Heidegger means, “ Technology is not evil but the abuse of technology isharmful” ?

A: Martin Heidegger is a philosopher who explored the concept of Being. He also connected science and t...

Q: In 5 sentences, what significant concept have you learned about learning and Memory and why?

A: Learning and memory are studied as two different concepts in psychology, however they are interlinke...

Q: Differentiate between attribution theory and locus of control with suitable examples.

A: Attribution theory : Attribution theory is concerned how a person constructs the meaning of an even...

Q: The serotonin transporter is responsible for which of these processes? A. Exocytosis B. Reuptake C. ...

A: Serotonin, also referred to as 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT), holds a significant part in maintaining g...

Q: Two major elements of biofeedback training appear to be relaxation and self-regulation. T or F?

A: Biofeedback or biofeedback technique refers to a mind-body technique involving visual or auditory fe...

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

A: In psychology, Attribution makes investigators strongly distinguish individuals' practices and behav...

Q: What is the difference between anorexia and bulimia nervosa on the basis of nature of medical compli...

A: The eating disorder is a complex psychological disorder. It seriously impairs the mental and physica...

Q: What is Flooding treatment ?

A: Flooding treatment also know as vivo therapy , a technique in the behavior therapy in which the indi...

Q: What's your thoughts about Games People play by Eric Berne. What do you think , “Most of the time pe...

A: Eric Berne's book on transactional analysis, "Games People Play" is a widely read book. The core pri...

Q: What is psychoanalysis (in psychotherapy)?

A: Based on Freud’s views of psychopathology arising from unconscious conflicts, psychoanalysis describ...

Q: QUESTION 21 Which of the following is a fundamental assumption about the function of the cognitive s...

A: Cognition can be described as a mental activity that occurs inside the brain when certain informatio...

Q: A researcher wants to determine whether a new exercise program is researcher recruits 50 subjects fo...

A: The empirical analysis is a premier method, uses research designs, hypothesis, experimental and cont...

Q: What is cognition, and what are the functions of concepts?

A: Cognition can be described as a mental activity that occurs inside the brain when certain informatio...

Q: Do the insights gained from Milgram’s research on obedience outweigh the elements of deception and s...

A: Milgram's experiment is one of the most famous studies conducted to test obedience. The study was co...

Q: What are the 5 signs of mental illness?

A: Mental illness is the condition when an individual is facing a psychological disorder due to which t...

Q: What are the possible risks of spreading false information in social media?

A: Social media applications are known as tools to connect people, enhance human interactions and commu...

Q: What is ethics and morality?

A: Ethics is also referred to as "moral philosophy" and is described as one of the branches of philosop...

Q: Pretend you are the subject of a phenomenological study, how will researcher obtain data through you...

A: In social sciences, one of the research methodologies is phenomenological research wherein the lived...

Q: Explain The Double-Blind Experiment?

A: Double-blind experiment or research is when neither the participant nor the experimenters know who i...

Q: How is our behavior affected by the presence of others?

A: Many people behave in the same manner when other people watch them. This presence improves or impair...

Q: What is autism spectrum disorder?

A: These disorders are marked by chronic disability of an individual, that limits his functional abilit...

Q: how does the memory work?

A: In the human brain, memory is a process that inwardly records, saves, and retrieves learned data. It...

Q: What factors influence interpersonal attraction?

A: Interpersonal attraction is when people are attracted to those people who they perceive as similar t...

Q: Many psychologists reject the “disorders-as-illness”view and instead contend that other factors may ...

A: Many psychologists reject the "disorder-as-illness" view , as there are many models and perspectives...

Q: explain and give an example of the term "stranger anxiety"?

A: Anxiety is a negative response to threat or danger. Each anxiety awareness includes a sense of risk,...

Q: How much Percentage of elderly persons are there who take antidepressant drugs ?

A: Antidepressants or SSRI ( selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors ) are used to regulate the seroton...

Q: Primary reinforcers are those learned through classical conditioning.True or False?

A: Classical conditioning is a form of association learning. And primary reinforcers are those which do...

Q: What are Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE's) and the history behind them? How should ACE's be cons...

A: Adverse childhood experience (ACE) are the traumatic events that occurred before age 18. ACEs includ...

Q: What is content validity?

A: Validity refers to the ability of the tool or scale to measure what it is supposed to measure. A hig...

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

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

Q: Question # 3:- Pick any four words of your choice append Obeow; Explan Each concept with 2 examp les...

A: In general, social psychologists focus on the bipolar extreme of human actions and causes for their ...

Q: Briefly describe one of the three types of learning disabilities. Discuss the various treatments opt...

A: Learning disability is an information-processing problem that prevents a person from learning a skil...

Q: The goals with the greatest capacity to motivate a worker are the goals that are impossible to achie...

A: Goals are set up in order to motivate the person's behavior towards a specific direction or task. Th...

Q: In a series of experiments, the Harlows found that monkeys raised with artificial mothers tended, wh...

A: Harry Harlow was a professor at the University of Wisconsin , where he conducted an experiment on in...

Q: What is the most frequent reasons for the institutionalization of people with Alzheimer’s disease?

A: Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a neurological disorder that affects five million people worldwide. It p...

Q: Which of the following is TRUE concerning overregularization in a child’s speech?   Group of answer ...

A: Overregularization is a component of language-learning process where children include regular syntax...

Q: Which of the following scenarios reflects Vygotsky’s concept of overimitation?   Group of answer cho...

A: Lev Vygotsky, a famous psychologist, has given the theory of cognitive development in which he argue...

Q: When we face a threat or challenge, fear triggers flight but anger triggers fight—each at times an a...

A: When a living being encounters a stressful situation, he might engage in fight or flight response. T...

Q: What is mean personality inventory?

A: Personality inventory is “a questionnaire that contains a list of questions that require certain spe...

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

A: Hello, since your question has multiple sub-parts, we will solve the first three parts for you, if y...

Q: Which of the following areas of the brain has been implicated in translating written material and ma...

A: Dyslexia refers to learning disorders characterized by difficulties encounters in learning, despite ...

Q: Several states have legalized the use of cannabis (marijuana) for medical purposes. Cannabis is stil...

A: Cannabis, or famously known as Marijuana, is a drug that has always been controversial since the usa...

Q: DEFINITION OF PSYCHOLOGY, EXPLAINATION AND HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF PSYCHOLOGY

A: Psychology is the study of mind and behaviour. It is also encompassed of biological , social and emo...

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

A: In psychology, Attribution makes investigators strongly distinguish individuals' practices and behav...

Q: 1. When do we need to have control variables? 2. Do extraneous variables affect the independent vari...

A: Control variables are those variables whose effects are neutralized and controlled by the experiment...

Q: what can be the research hypothesis about mindfulness meditation be?

A: Mindfulness meditation makes a person focus concentration and attention on one's thoughts. It conver...