The organizational side of industrial/organizational psychology involves matching employees to their job and uses psychological methods to select and evaluate employees focuses on the treatment of mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders and ways to promote psychological health aims to increase productivity and satisfaction of workers by considering how the work environment and management styles influence worker motivation, satisfaction, and productivity considers what makes people unique as well as the consistencies in people's behavior across time and situations

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A: The three kind of parenting styles , described by experts are as follows. 1. Authoritative 2. Permis...

Q: How do neurocognitive disorders and Alzheimer’s disease affectcognitive ability?

A: The neurocognitive disorder is a term that is used for describing a decrease in mental function of a...

Q: How do alternative therapies fare under scientific scrutiny?

A: Alternative therapies are those therapies which that are used as an additional approach to the thera...

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A: Experiments are conducted in research to establish cause and effect or correlation between variables...

Q: What Influencing Tactics can be observed? 200-300 words

A: Influence is considered as an important aspect of leadership behavior as it is defined as ability to...

Q: What is formal operational stage?

A: Cognitive development refers to the mental processes of the individual which include, thinking, perc...

Q: What are the four main Jungian archetypes? Describe two of the archetypes. How do the two archetypes...

A: Carl Jung was a neo-Freudian who developed the field of analytical psychology. He supported Sigmund ...

Q: How psychotherapy help individuals with gender dysphoria ?

A: Gender dysphoria is the unsettling feeling that comes with individuals, not being able to identify t...

Q: How did Sigmund Freud’s treatment of psychological disorders lead to hisview of the unconscious mind...

A: Sigmund freud was an Austrian neurologist and is famous for developing certain techniques for psycho...

Q: Which gender have greatest prevalence for separation anxiety disorder?

A: Separation anxiety disorder (SAD) involves excessive preoccupation with worry about being separated ...

Q: Who is Frieda Fromm-Reichmann ?

A: Frieda Fromm-Reichmann was a German psychiatrist and a contemporary-of Sigmund-Freud who shifted to ...

Q: Explain biological theorists view on Antisocial personality disorder?

A: An anti-social personality disorder is characterized by the inability to empathize with others, have...

Q: Today 3-year-old Chandra is going for her fırst flight on an airplane. As the engines begin to roar,...

A: Social psychology deals with the the social constructs involving the society and the individuals inv...

Q: Maria has strong feelings about the bylaw talking on a cell phone while driving because it affects h...

A: Every person has a set of belive, manner, emotion etc, which is different from one another, this can...

Q: What is the average life expectancy of Non-Hispanic white Americans?

A: The non-Hispanic whites are also referred to as Anglo Americans and belong to European Americans and...

Q: What have researchers found to be an even better predictor of school performance than intelligence t...

A: Intelligence is the component or the mental capacity that enables the individual to engage with the ...

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A: Baby boomer is the term related to representation of a particular section of age group in USA.

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A: The phrase "self-concept" determines how a person thinks about, judges, or views himself. To have a ...

Q: Give me a All idea in Theory of Cognitvism

A: Cognitivism: In psychology, the term "cognitivism" is described as one of the learning theories that...

Q: Social connections that people accumulate differ in levels of closeness and are held together by exc...

A: Social relations are key elements of individual's social behavior.

Q: Nonconformity is punished by negative group ______________.

A: Social nonconformity is when a person behaves or acts in a way that goes against the standard or nor...

Q: Define worldview and its function

A: When scholars pursue a particular study of human or societal behaviour, they have to take into accou...

Q: Which of the following is NOT one of the descriptive methodspsychologists use to observe and describ...

A: Descriptive research method: It is also denoted as the "qualitative research method". It encompasses...

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A: The above symptoms are related to hearing abnormalities.

Q: According to the concept of ______________, our body maintains itself at a particular weight level. ...

A: The answer to the above blank is- homeostasis.

Q: How does one’s sense of masculinity or femininity develop?

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Q: Identify an assumption of the humanistic-positive perspective of personality. One has a natural inte...

A: The humanistic approach is one of the most prominent schools of psychology. Pioneered by Carl Rogers...

Q: When nonrepresentative convenience samples are used in research, making inferences about population ...

A: In any research method choice of sample is very important as the result and verification of the hypo...

Q: How rare are art prodigy and where are they most found

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Q: Who is the scientist , who showed that humans are not only creatures to insight?

A: In 1859, the scientists Charles Darwin wrote a book The origin of species there he clearly explained...

Q: What is sensory memory?

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Q: What is the role of Clinical psychologist?

A: Clinical psychologists tend to meet different clients or patients to identify specific problems incl...

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Q: What is industrial/organizational (I/O) psychology?

A: The claim to fame of industrial-organizational psychology (additionally called I/O psychology) is po...

Q: The differences in the incidence, prevalence, burden, or outcome of health conditions among populati...

A: According to WHO,  “Health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not me...

Q: One way to change behavior is to reward natural behaviorsin small steps, as the organism gets closer...

A: One way to change behavior is to reward natural behaviors in small steps, as the organism gets close...

Q: What is the most immediate danger of opioid use ?

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Q: Which mental-health phenomena are relatively universal across cultures?

A: Mental ill health is the relatively universal phenomenon across culture. It overcome of the society ...

Q: Find an example of how culture can influence someone’s memory. Discuss how someone’s cultural backgr...

A: Culture is a way of life of a group of individuals i.e., their behavior, values, beliefs, and the sy...

Q: How rare are art prodigy and where are they most found

A: PRODIGY It is something  wonderful talent A person having a especially children's and adolescence ex...

Q: What are the three basic structures of personality?

A: Psychology has been identified as scientific study of mental processes and behavioral responses. The...

Q: If we look at how moral reasoning relates to moral behavior, we find that morality is more state-lik...

A: Moral reasoning belongs to the rules of what is right and wrong we have learned and this set of rule...

Q: 16- According to Locke, the process by which we have ideas is as follows: a) perception + sensation ...

A: Ideas are generated by the collaborated process of various cognitive functions.

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A: Most of the Antarctic area is made up of the continent of Antarctica. The Antarctic Convergence enco...

Q: Environmental explanations of schizophrenia emphasize emotional trauma anda. manic parents b. schizo...

A: Environmental explanations of schizophrenia emphasize emotional trauma is Disturbed family relations...

Q: What does the physiological reactivity model examine? How people feel stressed to react and behave w...

A: When a situation or event evokes some kind of unpleasant feelings and leads to psychological as well...

Q: Needleman makes a distinction between the emotions that are "dark and blinding passions that rule so...

A: Emotions play an integral part in a n individual's lives. The covert state of mind  where the reacti...

Q: 16. Schizophrenia involves both positive and negative symptoms. Describe what each of these terms me...

A: Schizophrenia is disorder where individual suffers from imaginary thinking, thoughts and feelings.

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A: Functional imaging is a broad phrase applied to define methodologies that acknowledge the function t...