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Q: If we say that we have statistically significant results, we mean that the results are:   a. v...

A: Statistical significance is a mathematical term which describes that the difference in the results o...

Q: That different emotions can lead to similar types of physiological responses is a problem for which ...

A: The James Lange theory of emotion explains that emotions are the result of physiological reactions t...

Q: Anna wants to be a therapist. Which pathway do you recommend to her? a) get a graduate-level educati...

A: Answer: a) get a graduate-level education/degree Explanation: In order to become a therapist, Anna n...

Q: What is bottom-up vs. top-down processing? Provide an example of each

A: Perception is an important/main area of exploration for researchers in psychology. They assert that ...

Q: Discuss how the computer connects to cognitive science from early cybernetics to modern-day artifici...

A: Human civilization took a new turn when computers were invented. With advent of technology and the '...

Q: On 'Gould's mismeasure of man' what can you learn about intelligent test?

A: Intelligence is one of the important subjects/topics that has fascinated philosophers and psychologi...

Q: teef received a speeding ticket, so her parents have taken away her car keys for a week. This is an ...

A: Punishment can be given in two ways; punishment by application (positive punishment) and punishment ...

Q: In terms of cultural values and beliefs on aging attitudes, what are the differences between Eastern...

A: Many studies were conducted on the differences in belief attitudes,, in Asia eastern culture to the ...

Q: Classical conditioning is based on the idea that the conditioned stimulus becomes associated with th...

A: Behaviorists explain behavioral learning from different perspectives and it has helped the psycholog...

Q: Bandura's Bobo doll experiment demonstrated the impact of ___________ on behavior.  age  intelligenc...

A: The experiment is the scientific method of studying behavior. The experimenter studies stimulus and ...

Q: define the four lenses of social work:

A: The social work theories are generally supported by some evidence that is obtained via the "scientif...

Q: How many tests (in total) are performed when calculating a two-way ANOVA?     2     4 ...

A: A two way ANOVA has two independent variables with multiple levels as compared to one way ANOVA whic...

Q: what is culture and how it affects with child development

A: Culture is a term used to describe the various types of behaviors and norms found in human societies...

Q: Utilizing the biopsychosocial approach, please explain how you would treat a mental health disorder?

A: A mental disorder is a condition when an individual starts experiencing behavioral issues. It can le...

Q: According to the concept of incentive learning, organisms learn about reinforcers and how they make ...

A: Generally the incentive work as reward for all people. Incentive work as an inducement for all learn...

Q: How does having low self-esteem affect how someone thinks?

A: Thinking can be defined as the process of forming thoughts and ideas. The process is used to create ...

Q: Which of the following is a TRUE statement about the studies on obedience conducted by Stanley Milgr...

A: Stanley Milgram did a very famous study on obedience. He conducted an experiment involving a learner...

Q: Analyze the thoughts of Fromm, Buber, and Milgram. Explain what they think about human nature and ou...

A:   Erich Fromm was a psychoanalyst who had a great impact on humanistic psychology as well. He stated...

Q: Do psychologists have an ethical obligation to continually weigh the adverse effects of the “mental ...

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

Q: Evaluate the various training opportunities of a company and provide examples.

A: Training: The term "training" is described as a specific program that generally helps different empl...

Q: Define groupthink. Explain a technique that counteracts groupthink.

A: In social psychology, groupthink can be best described as the tendency of group members to make a dy...

Q: Describe Freud's definition and view of defense mechanisms. ALSO identify and define 5 defense mecha...

A: Defense mechanism were proposed first by Sigmund Freud and his daughter Anna Freud. Defense mechanis...

Q: Is there ever a time when a patient or client should NOT have a say in the treatment plan?

A: There are various ethical guidelines that have to be followed by counselors/therapists while they ar...

Q: High school students complete an essay each week. The instructor told the class that no one will get...

A: Learned helplessness was given by Martin Seligman. This is a mental or psychological state in which ...

Q: What are the different types of coping?

A: Anxiety is the state of the unpleasant feeling that is caused due to some undesired situation. To av...

Q: A person’s parents, teachers, and friends often influence their political leanings. These influences...

A: Political behavior and attitude of people have been a focus of research in psychology for a long tim...

Q: From an evolutionary perspective, a male’s preference for younger and more attractive female partner...

A: Mate selection or mate preferences refer to why humans choose or not choose to mate with another hum...

Q: You are working at a suicide hotline. You receive a call from an 18-year-old named Grady who is in d...

A: As a suicide hotline worker, one needs to be patient, an active listener and someone who can accompa...