The self-fulfilling prophecy is most likely why persons eat huge piles of pizza pie. behave in ways to make predictions of behavior come true. make a prophecy about acing their social psychology class. O make a prophecy about failing their social psychology class.

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A: Field research is a qualitative data collection strategy that tries to watch, interact with, and com...

Q: define cognitive-affective unit (CAU) from Mischel's model of personality

A: Personality is the unique set of traits, ideas, emotions, thoughts that get reflected through the be...

Q: Question 30 According to Erik Erikson, a 16 year old developmental crisis is about A Initiative vers...

A: Erik Erikson gave the theory of development. In it, he divided the life of humans into 8 different s...

Q: Paul Broca's seminal studies on expressive language were commemorated by naming a cerebral region in...

A: Option D. 

Q: What area could be studied in cognitive psychology by viewing the structures or functions of the hum...

A: The science of how individuals think is the focus of cognitive psychology. This discipline of psycho...

Q: According to Fournier, why is the relationship metaphor appropriate for thinking about consumers and...

A: The relationship between a brand and a customer is one-of-a-kind and may benefit both sides. Custome...

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A: The process that helps to attain or acquire, store, retain and recall the information through the fa...

Q: Put these events in their proper chronological order A) Education of All Handicapped Children Act, I...

A: The events are related with learning disability. Learning disability is a common neurological condit...

Q: In which year president Obama signed legislation known as “Rosa’s Law”?

A: Rosa's Law is a law that substituted several representatives of "mental retardation" in regulation w...

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A: Children with learning disabilities have difficulties in academic learning and using skills. They mi...

Q: Describe how you could apply spacing to your studying for one of your classes.

A: Spaced practice stands for exactly opposite to cramming. spaced practice means distributing your 18 ...

Q: What is parallel processing?

A: The idea of parallel processing started around a similar time as the idea of information processing,...

Q: What is Mild ID ?

A: Psychopathology It is a branch of psychology dealing with the study of abnormal or maladaptive behav...

Q: Which was the first legislation enacted that codified the Individualized Education Program (IEP) for...

A: Individualised Education program was put into force to ensure that every child with a disability had...

Q: 31 of 50 According to APA ethical guidelines, use of nonhuman animals in research is acceptable when...

A: 31. False.  32. Option A. 33. Option A. 

Q: What is attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder ?

A: A mental health condition that affects or impacts the way an individual thinks, believes, behaves, f...

Q: What are the are prominent features in almost all 10 personality disorders in DSM-5 ?

A: The ten personality disorders listed in DSM-5 are paranoid, schizoid, schizotypal, antisocial, borde...

Q: According to research conducted with diverse populations consistently suggests that the basic struct...

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

Q: Which are the race or ethnic groups with high rate of Alzheimer’s disease ?

A: Alzheimer's disease is a developed neurologic disease that causes the brain to shrink (atrophy) and ...

Q: Describe what each term is, what they each mean, and why are they important in everyday life. Confir...

A: Cognitive biases are systematic errors made while processing informations gained through the world w...

Q: How do parents form secure attachment? Why is this important?

A: Attachments are bonds formed between an infant and their primary caregiver which originates from non...

Q: A researcher immerses with the Badjao dwellers to learn how they were able to migrate from Mindanao ...

A: Option A. Ethnography. 

Q: How might factors at the individual, family, and broader community levels contribute to the developm...

A: Aggressive behaviors refer to a range of behavior that causes physical and psychological harm to oth...

Q: Self-determination is most likely to be best fostered under which of the following conditions?  A. s...

A: Self-determination can be defined as an individual's free will to make choices about his life and ma...

Q: What is Attention circuit ?

A: Attention refers to the processing of information activities of the environmental stimuli and in the...

Q: 40 of 50 is using the correct type of test to analyze data. O Construct validity Statistical validit...

A: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any s...

Q: _____________refers to the process through which the solution to a problem suddenly becomes clear.

A: The application and use of the brain in learning processes that may focus on how to learn in a const...

Q: What is Profound ID ?

A: Intellectual disability can be defined as the condition in which an individual has difficulty in the...

Q: Even though Simon cannot recall many people from his high school graduating class, when shown yearbo...

A: Memory can be defined as a process by which information from all around is taken in, converted into ...

Q: 4. Spaced practice is better than massed practice for learning (mark all that apply) a. verbal infor...

A: The term, "Learning" can be expressed as the process of procuring new knowledge, behavioral patterns...

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A: To comprehend concepts, opinions, or experiences,  qualitative research entails gathering and interp...

Q: How do you manage to cope with stress

A: > Stress refers to emotional, physical and physiological responses to demands created by stressfu...

Q: Researchers have found that such things as the ability to manage money, prepare meals, maintain a cl...

A: ADLs (activities of daily living) are necessary and routine actions that even most  young, healthy p...

Q: What is the expansion of ID?

A: Psychopathology  "It is a branch of psychology dealing with the study of abnormal or maladaptive b...

Q: What are the positive effects of social media on elderly people ?

A: The scientific study in psychology which creates a positive experience, positive individual traits, ...

Q: Thinking your phone vibrates when it didn't when you are waiting for a text from someone. This is an...

A: Whether the phone in our pockets or bags have vibrated or not, creates a great confusion for many of...

Q: Why do strenuous exercise, gambling, and Internet use become addictive behaviors?

A: Addiction in psychology is a condition which is chronic in nature and seeks a type of compulsive beh...

Q: Was Joe Adonis a sociopath? Yes or No and Why

A: Adonis with his family moved to the United States and settled in New York City. Adonis supported him...

Q: You watch a horror movie about a hitchhiker who was the victim of a grisly murder. Later when you ar...

A: Cognitive bias is a pattern of thinking that hinders normal rational thought or judgment. It is base...

Q: In order to better learn her psychology material, Juanita decides to study her psychology informatio...

A: Memory is the process of retaining and retrieving the learned information for a period of time. Ther...

Q: What is meant by Body shaming ?

A: Bullying  "It is defined as a pattern of intentionally injuring and humiliating others, particularly...

Q: Explain what is meant by observation in field research?

A: In a field research, observation is a variant that attempts to observe a targeted person or group in...

Q: 4.Give one example on how you can apply Classical Conditioning in the classroom.

A: Answer 4. Whenever we learn about learning in psychology we definitely come across the terms classic...

Q: According to Cognitive-behavioral therapists, what cause the origin of obsessive-compulsive personal...

A: There are many theories explaining the causes of obsessive-compulsive personality disorder (OCPD) bu...

Q: According to Stuart hall , the "true-self " does not exist because ones identity is constantly shift...

A: The Concept of self or true or ideal self was first popularized in the field of Psychology by Carl R...

Q: What the term ‘Brodmann Area 25' refers to?

A: Brodmann defined the site as it is marked now in 1909. Initially, in 1905, Brodmann marked the site ...

Q: regarding projective testing. which of the following statementts is false?

A: Projective tests are those where use of ambiguous stimuli helps in bringing out an individual's pers...

Q: Write at least 800 on how the effects of covid 19 afftected peoples social health?

A: Covid-19 has had a significant impact on the psychological health of individuals due to isolation fr...

Q: Provide concepts or explanations that will differentiate nature of social psychology from the follow...

A: Psychology is the scientific study of human behaviour and cognitive process while sociology deals wi...

Q: What are some effective behaviour change strategies and techniques? Outline two detailed examples wh...

A: Effective behaviour is behaviour that can put a long-lasting effect on the mind of others about the ...