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A: Binocular Rivalry is a visual perception phenomena where the perception alternates between the two s...

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A: Covert Conditioning refers to the process of behaviour changes by dealing with inner experiences, th...

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A: A scientific research in the field of psychology can be defined as a research which is performed to ...

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A: Personality disorders are the behavioural patterns which are beyond the normally accepted behaviours...

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A: TrueEye Movement Desensitization and Reworking, also know as EMDR is a treatment in psychotherapy wh...

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

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

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A: Our innate immune system reacts quickly. The molecules present in infections are recognized by our b...

Q: How does McEwen’s definition of stress differ from Selye’s?

A: Stress- It refers to the pattern of responses that an individual makes to a stimulus event that dete...

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A: Psychotherapy is the practice of dealing with, and treatment of emotional, mental and psychological ...

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A: Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a psychiatric disease that may happen in individuals who hav...

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A: Plasticity in the brain, or Neuroplasticity refers to the capacity of the brain to recognize its fun...

Q: What are the characteristics of experimentation that make it possible to isolate cause and effect?

A: Ans. Experimental research involves a scientific approach to research, in which one or more independ...

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A: Research Paper-It is a kind of essay in which an individual tends to explain what they have learned ...

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A: Cultures are patterns of socially accepted, normative patterns of behaviours, beliefs, attitudes and...

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A: Psychology of an individual refers to the combination of social values, religious values, biological...

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A: Self Concept It is defined as the way in which an individual perceives themselves as well as the ide...

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A: Humans communicate in a language, and science so other species too.They have some kind of communicat...

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A: Ethics and morality refers to the concept of values, principles, norms ,code of conduct etc an indiv...

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A: Experimental Research: Experimental research or experiment in psychology refers to the research desi...

Q: Why did researchers test the effects of testosterone on women?

A: Testosterone is natural anabolic steroid and sex hormone. It is essentially important in males, to m...

Q: Who proposed observational learning? Choose one answer.   a. Albert Bandura     b. John Watson     c...

A: Observational Learning-  It refers to the method of learning which involves observing and then model...

Q: In the scientific context, what type of reasoning begins with a generalization—one hypothesis—that i...

A: Reasoning is the process of applying human reason to solve theoritical or practical problems. The ab...

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A: Spatial Neglect is an attention disorder caused by brain injury/stroke. This is a multicomponent syn...

Q: Can laboratory experiments illuminate everyday life?

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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...

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A: The brain is the seat of all processes that take place in the body. Humans are endowed with five sen...

Q: What change in sleep habits sometimes relieves depression?

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Q: Child First Language Acquisition what are the stages?

A: Language acquisition is an important aspect of a person's developemental process.  Language serves a...

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

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A: Our teenage embarrassed moment became a hesitant moment for some for the long term were not for some...

Q: Why are teleogicap statements unscientific?

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

Q: What is the relationship between something being good for you and your being motivated to pursue tha...

A: In psychology , Motivation if defined helps us to guide and maintain a path to our goals and helps u...

Q: How might changes in locomotor skills contribute to a toddler’s emerging sense of self?

A: In psychological investigations on children, Jean Piaget offered four preliminary stages of child de...

Q: To date, the most acceptable type of “distance therapy” isa. media psychology b. commercial telephon...

A: Distance therapy is a type of psychotherapy in which the client does not attend any face-to-face ses...

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...