the episodes in which people are inattentive to those around them because they are paying attention to their devices instead are known as phubbing.   True false

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A: There is the presence of different type of decision-making which determines the mode and inception o...

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A: Long Term Memory: Long-term memory refers to a longer storage of information that can be later retri...

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A: When a new word is expected to be in line of acceptance as a part of Language system, it is usually ...

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

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A: "People are often motivated by achievement and they will judge a goal based on the significance anti...

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A: The phrase or word psychological testing and psychological assessment are used alternatively, though...

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A: There's no one specific strategy that is useful for effective learning. It depends and varies from i...

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A: Clinical Assessment is an in-depth procedure to gather information about an individual's present and...

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A: Relational escalation is a relationship model that helps us understand how people move from social r...

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A: The government provides children with disabilities, certain rights and opportunities which are menti...

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A: When an infant takes birth the first interaction they have with their mother who gave her birth and ...

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A: Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a type of cognitive behavioral therapy that involves the integ...

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A: Our personality determines the perception, traits, behaviour and even interests. Some people have do...

Q: Question write an argumentative essay of about 350 words on it.  “Parents should have a say in wha...

A: The process of parenting involves the protection of children, providing them with health and safety,...

Q: Why should you make time for what’s most important to you.

A: The concept of loving yourself is called Self-love. Self love helps to resolve problems and to be a ...

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A: Explicit memory is also called as declarative memory which is long term memory that could be recalle...

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A: Individuals develop different types of abilities as they grow.. The cognitive abilities of the babie...

Q: what can parents and teachers do to discourage prejudice in children?

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A: Ethics and moral concepts are highly emphasized in psychology in all parts of sessions and training,...

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A: Ans. 67- World List Exercise is an activity to test memory. This is done by giving random words, the...

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A: Relational messages and content messages are the two ways of conversation in form of message, where ...

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A: Decision making is a process in which a person involves in a logical conclusion by utilising the rea...

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A: Morality is a system of beliefs about what is good or right instead of what is bad or wrong. Whereas...

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A: With different kinds of studies, there could be possibilities of a variety of different outcomes whi...

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A: Hoarding disorder involves intense feelings of attachment with one's belongings. These belongings co...

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A: Eye is the sensory organ of our human body and it's primary function is of providing vision.. With t...

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A: Freud, who is the one most famous proponent of psychodynamic theory, developed it as a way to assess...

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A: Fears and Phobias are common (but at times, not normal) experiences and psycho-emotional reactions o...

Q: COMPARE AND CONTRAST: How mentally ill is treated before and how they treated now

A: In the past, situation of individuals with mental issues was brutal. They were isolated from other m...

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A: Intelligence is a very important, crucial & fundamental topic in psychology. It is viewed and ex...

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A: Obligations are established and shared to keep a particular culture and religion alive. All the peop...

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A: An intervention program is designed for the person to heal from their problem by discussing their is...

Q: In your view, what purposes are served by psychological tests in the following settings? (a)schools...

A: Psychological Test- A psychological test is an objective as well as a standardized measure of an ind...

Q: How do school respond to the challenges of diversity?

A: First of all Diversity means understanding that each individual around us is unique and we have to r...

Q: O Discussing the consequences of the health problem with person and the benefits for their life if t...

A: The transtheoretical model of behavior also referred to as stages of change model helps in determini...

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A: A voting age is a base age set up by law that an individual should achieve before they become qualif...

Q: There are several different types of feedback that can be provided and at different frequency. Withi...

A: Feedbacks are an important component of Evaluation process. It provides the learner with information...

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A: The DSM refers to the Diagnostic and Statistic Manual of Mental Disorders. The DSM is in its creatio...

Q: The analysis in a case-study should be discontinued when... Seleccione una: O a. the strategy sugges...

A: Case Studies: case studies are method to study and explore new critical information about a phenomen...

Q: Define absolute refractory period

A: Absolute refractory period: The term "absolute refractory period" is determined as a small interval ...

Q: What is learning?

A: Learning can be described as a process of acquiring new information, skills, behaviors, attitudes or...

Q: What psychologist discovered, created,hypothesized,or studied the dreaming ? Find a summery of the t...

A: Dreams are the indirect modes of ones reality in an individual's life. It can be differentiated over...

Q: Provide a unique example of negative punishment and a unique example of positive reinforcement (exam...

A: Negative punishment is an aspect given by BF Skinner in his behavioral model. Negative punishment me...

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.  ...