the history of intelligence testing/tests, describe two different theories about intelligence and their respective theorists?

Q: Define social psychology. How social psychology is related to scientific nature?I

A: The scientific study of how individuals behave, think, and feel in a social and cultural context—tha...

Q: How did Freud think people defended themselves against anxiety?

A: Psychoanalysis It was founded by Sigmund Freud, an Austrian neurologist. The premise that everyo...

Q: Create a matrix to show how Piaget differs from Vygotsky’s theory about play.

A: Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive advancement portrayed and clarified the progressions in consistent...

Q: During which stage of psychosexual development the male child develops the odipus complex?

A: Sigmund Freud Proposed 5 developmental stages of psychosexual development which are as follows- ST...

Q: Once formed, memories can’t change. (True/False)

A: Memory is defined as the ability of person or any organism to encode, store and reterive the informa...

Q: Looking at the photo, describe what the woman is communicating non-verbally.

A: Many studies believe that a person's ability and perspective to adapt to other cultures endures, and...

Q: 48. Which component of Type A is most predictive of future heart disease? O impatience anger O compe...

A: Introduction:  Type A personality is strongly associated with heart disease. Type A personality trai...

Q: speech milestones from birth through age five”?

A: Speech refers to talking, or expression of emotions or thoughts.

Q: Being proactive is the first habit that stephen Covey describes.Describe a time when you did not get...

A: Every individual lives his life according to his own preference. But Being proactive in life is very...

Q: Determine the functions of the following:  Frontal Lobe Occipital Lobe Parietal Lobe

A: The cerebrum seems to be the largest part of the brain and is divided into various hemispheres. The ...

Q: How can you overcome the limitations of short-term memory?

A: Short-term memory is associated with the system known as working memory, it is the process of learni...

Q: Reud believed that our defense mechanisms operate __________(consciously/unconsciously) and defend u...

A: Personality  It is casually defined as an individual unique as well as relatively stable patterns of...

Q: Why do we celebrate extraversion and belittle introversion?

A: Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung gives the theories on the idea of introversion (introvert) and extraver...

Q: 45. Which of the following is the correct order of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, beginning with the b...

A: Introduction:  Abraham Maslow was an American psychologist. He is known for the concept of hierarchy...

Q: Write below your own description of the discipline of communication.

A: Communication is a systematic and a continuous mechanism of flow of ideas from one person to other. ...

Q: What role does mental health play in incarceration

A: Incarceration is that when a person is confined to prison. 

Q: 22. Achievement, recognition and respect is associated with which of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs? es...

A: Ans. Maslow's hierarchy of needs show how a person moves up from basic needs to self actualisation n...

Q: Imagine you are interested in studying how temperature is related to exam scores.  What would your h...

A: Experimental research is concerned with the relationship between the two variables. In this research...

Q: A light is turned on in front of a hungry dog a few seconds before it is given a small piece of meat...

A: The topic is from the foundation's course of Psychology. The topic comes under Learning.  Learning m...

Q: In operant conditioning, what describes adding something to decrease the likelihood of behavior?

A: Operant conditioning (instrumental conditioning) is a concept for humans or animals to learn how to ...

Q: Write as many surveillance behaviors that a stalker might engage in as you can think of below. Consi...

A: Stalking is phenomenon where a person watches (surveillance) and pursues another person physically (...

Q: Describe the structures and functions of a neuron. This should include all anatomical structures dis...

A: Neurons are the fundamental unit of the nervous system and are used as a connector to send signals a...

Q: 1  The first step in conducting research   Test hypotheses   to decide what to research.   Form h...

A: "Since you have posted multiple questions, we will answer only the first one for you, for the rest p...

Q: In your own words, describe different Gestalt principles

A:  The main Gestalt Principles were formulated during the 1920s by German psychologists Max Wertheimer...

Q: what ts theism?

A: Many psychologists follow the naturalism school of thought, believing that their discoveries are rel...

Q: Please discuss the distinction (if any) between evil and insanity. How does nature versus nurture al...

A: Many psychologists like Jung, Peterson etc. have enquired into question of sanity-insanity and origi...

Q: Why are family caregiver leave important to youth ? Provide details and example

A: Developmental psychologists have identified and highlighted the role and importance of caregiver for...

Q: "Perceptual priming" refers to a form of memory where having seen something that it or items having ...

A: Priming is referred to as a phenomenon in which a person is exposed to a certain stimulus that will ...

Q: BF skinner biography? how was he like after highschool?

A: BF skinner(1904 - 1990) was an American behaviorist, psychologist, analyst, writer and inventor.He  ...

Q: Which of the following experiments involves the use of social learning theory? rewarding a girl for ...

A: Social learning theory is a behavioural theory that was developed by Bandura and colleagues. It desc...

Q: 3. Imagine that a young child has been watching content that is violent and not really age appropria...

A: According to Albert Bandura, children try to observe and imitate actions of others in their environm...

Q: What are the 5 best academic enhancement program/activity for the incoming board examination of 4th ...

A: An academic enhancement program refers to the learning and practice of academic habits associated wi...

Q: What brain technique device to use when a person has a symptom of depression?

A: Depression (major depressive disorder) is a typical and severe medical condition that negatively imp...

Q: What enables human persons to establish meaningful interactions or relationships with others? What d...

A: Meaningful interactions are those that people actually believe improve their lives, the lives of the...

Q: Rats that received electric shocks were unlikely to develop ulcers if the: shocks were quickly termi...

A: Stress is a negative emotional response to an event or object. Stress is often caused when an indivi...

Q: Did memories of childhood traumas and relationship cause orgasm problem ?

A: Childhood traumas are bad experiences that have a disastrous impact on emotional and physical well-b...

Q: What factors make someone "popular" among their peers and why? Do you think these factors that lead ...

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

Q: In Type A dilemma, you chose a decision or solution that has the most benefits and advantages for yo...

A: Dilemma is a situation in which an individual is in state of confusion that which alternative is to ...

Q: For the following data: 18, 15, 12, 6, 8, 2, 3, 5, 20, 10. Find the value corresponding to the 25th ...

A: Reorder the given data by ranking each item as given below 2 1 3 2 5 3 6 4 8 5 10 6 1...

Q: My hypothesis: There are less males students in this class because males don't need to seek higher e...

A: In layman language, The dependent variable includes the effect and the independent variable includes...

Q: Why does a baby need so much more sleep than an older person'? O Babies are taking much more memory ...

A: The correct option is B Infants brains are much weaker compared to adults as they are processing a l...

Q: Students were asked about the speed of cars involved in an accident. When the verb was changed from ...

A: Psychologists in the past have conducted different kinds of experiments where one such experiment wa...

Q: Discuss the components of three memory storehouses in the information processing system and give exa...

A: Information Processing theory explains that any information or stimulus exposed to an individual or ...

Q: What are  two neurocognitive disorders with an emphasis on the role of professional psychology in th...

A: Aging is a word that is often used in a negative, disparaging manner. It is not the period of life o...

Q: In the United States, there is a great deal of debate about how to distinguish good teachers from po...

A: These are the prominent and the highlighting issues nowadays and when we generally look at this no o...

Q: How do concealment strategies and the discourse of shame function in the emotional lives of sex work...

A: Emotional wellbeing depends over the situation in which an individual lives also. It is the intentio...

Q: How might Rogers explain how environment infl uences the development of a criminal?

A: Carl Rogers was the pioneer of the humanistic school of thought in psychology, he believed that a hu...

Q: According to the Cannon-Bard theory: O you experience fear after your heart begins pounding O your h...

A: Cannon-Bard theory suggests that we humans experience physical and emotional responses to a stimulus...

Q: how is content validity and reliability measured in someone suffering from memory loss

A: Everybody often feels forgetfulness at some point in their lives. it does not always mean memory los...

Q: Stereotypes are harmful because they: 1. 7 Put people into categories 2. T7 Limit our understanding ...

A: Stereotypes are harmful because they limit our understanding and wholistic view of human beings.