Temperament refers to

Q: The operant conditioning chamber (aka ________ box) is a device used to study the principles of oper...

A: The operant conditioning chamber as the name suggests is an apparatus used to study operant conditio...

Q: Memories of family vacations, holiday gatherings, and other personal life experiences would most lik...

A: Memory is one of the most important cognitive functions. It pertains to the receiving of information...

Q: Our tendency to perceive things as complete objects rather than as a series of parts is known as the...

A: Brain entangles communication processes holding billions of neurons and ganglia (neural tissues). Th...

Q: 5) Jaycee styles his hair differently, and can't wait to show off his new hairdo! Unfortunately, his...

A: Operants -refers to behaviors or responses that are emitted by human beings and animals voluntarily....

Q: Which of the following is not one of Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences? Choose one answer.   a. music...

A: Howard Gardner is a developmental psychologist who radicalised the area of studying human intelligen...

Q: What must scientific research method include? (select all that apply) Choose at least one answer.   ...

A: Scientific Research- It refers to research that is performed by applying systematic as well as const...

Q: The flow experience is closely linked with instances of ___________ performance.

A: Flow describes the mental state in which individuals become so involved that nothing matters to us i...

Q: Obedience in Milgram’s experiments was related toa. distance between learner and teacher b. distance...

A: Obedience- It is refers to a form of a social influence that involves performing an action under the...

Q: Electrical synapses are important when the nervous system needs to accomplish which of the following...

A: The communication between neurons requires a neural pathway . And these neural pathways are formed a...

Q: Symptoms of ________ may be improved by REM deprivation. Choose one answer.   a. schizophrenia     b...

A:   REM or Rapid eye movement is one of the stages in five stages of brain moves during sleep. In REM,...

Q: Which of the following has not been proposed as a cause of emotional and behavioral disorders?   A...

A: Emotional and Behavioral refers to a psychological disorder, that is applied in educational settings...

Q: Which of these increases resilience? A. Unpredictability of events B. Social support C. Previous sev...

A: Resilience- It is defined as the tendency to quickly as well as effectively bounce back from difficu...

Q: ) Behaviorists believed that in order to understand personality, we should study observable actions ...

A: The behaviorism branch of psychology was originated way back in eary decades of 20th century. This b...

Q: Regina struggles with reading long passages and feels like no matter how hard she tries she will not...

A: Let us define the psychological terms given in the options. 1. Aversive conditioning: It is a method...

Q: Before she got her driver's license, seeing police cars and their flashing red lights did not bother...

A: classical conditioning is the application in learning where the environmental stimulus is associated...

Q: The authoritative parenting style (high control, high acceptance) is associated with high self-estee...

A: The act of raising a child is known as parenting. This has been a subject of study in Psychology, as...

Q: What type of reasoning uses empirical observations to construct broad generalizations? Choose one an...

A: Reasoning is an ability to logically frame and formulate judgements and justify a solution or an app...

Q: How does evolutionary theory apply to human development?

A: Evolutionary Theory is a framework of human development over generations and eras, given by Charles ...

Q: What is one of the drawbacks of direct observation? Choose one answer.   a. People will answer quest...

A: Introduction To get to the drawback of direct observation we need to understand what is actually mea...

Q: Colored afterimages are best explained bya. trichromatic theoryb. the effects of astigmatismc. senso...

A: Colored afterimage: The term "colored afterimage" is determined as an optical illusion. When an indi...

Q: People who believe that they are controlled for forces innate to the self will be more likely to ___...

A: Julian B. Rotter developed the concept of locus of control. He defined it as perception of people in...

Q: 9) Which of the following 2 questions are used for the 2-stage test for mental capacity?   I. Does ...

A:   The mental capacity assessment is the procedure in which the capacity of a person is to be tested ...

Q: The psychiatric classification system most frequently used in the United States to diagnose individu...

A: The diagnostic manuals and labels have been around for a really long time and have helped mental hea...

Q: How can a qualitative researcher enhance the validity and reliability of their study throughout the ...

A: To understand how validity and reliability can be enhanced in the qualitative research process, we m...

Q: Learning is best defined as a relatively permanent change in behavior that ________. Choose one answ...

A: Learning is defined as a process of acquiring, storing info from various sources and then applying t...