This school of thought is focused on the individual as the best source of their own help and learning (in other words: client focused). Which one is it?    Psychoanalytical       Humanism       Behaviorism       Cognitive

Q: The _________ is based on the five-factor model, while ____________ is based on the work of Raymond…

A: Personality  It is described as an individual's unique as well as stable patterns of behaviors,…

Q: What are the effects of our immediate family in our material self?

A: This question is related to the concept and development of material self which was given by William…

Q: Which set of symptoms can be used to meet the DSM-5 criteria for schizophrenia?

A: The DSM-5 criteria for schizophrenia is stated as: Two (or more) of the following, each present for…

Q: Researchers have found that a ____________ degree of fear in a message makes it more effective,…

A: Fear, as per psychology, is a situation where the person undergoes a very strong level of feelings…

Q: What is the behavioural explanation of obsessive compulsive disorder

A: The presence of obsessions and compulsions characterizes the obsessive-compulsive disorder.…

Q: How does nature vs nurture manifest itself in the psycholgy? Explain and give background and…

A: Ans. In psychology, the debate between nature vs. nurture is popular till date, due to it's…

Q: Describe how people form impressions of others.

A: Impression formation is a process by which we form impression about other people based on the first…

Q: Please describe the similarities and differences between Social Cognitive Theory (SCT) and Social…

A: Social Cognitive Theory [SCT] is a psychological theory emphasizing the importance of the social…

Q: The hidden meaning of a dream is the ____________ content, according to Freud. a. repressed b.…

A: Sigmund Freud, a psychoanalyst was the pioneer of psychoanalytical psychology.  Freud believed that…

Q: How does socioeconomic status relate to bipolar disorder?

A: Ans. Bipolar disorder refers to a mental health condition, wherein people experience abrupt shifts…

Q: Which of the following characteristics best describes differences between bulimia nervosa and…

A: Abnormal psychology is all about studying mental disorders, that is, psychopathology. It is a…

Q: Part of the auditory pathway sends neural signals from the inner ear to the brain stem. A.lateral…

A: Ans. The auditory messages are transmitted towards the brain through primary auditory pathway and…

Q: To be considered a major depressive episode, the symptoms must represent a change from previous…

A: The major depressive disorder is a cause of several factors without a known exact cause. This can be…

Q: Why does the president or other people failed in leadership?

A: Ans. Leaders are regarded as role models for the team. However, if the leader itself doesn't focus…

Q: Scenario 1. Understanding the causes for eating disorders. 2. Finding a solution to our garbage. 3.…

A: Ans. Psychology is the systematic study of human behaviour and mind. It includes various branches,…

Q: Describe ageism and its impact on societal views of older adult clients.

A: Social Psychologists studies that individual thoughts, behaviors, and beliefs in various societies.…

Q: Studies show that _________ personality disorders occur more frequently in women while ___________…

A: Personality disorders are a type of disorder where there is an unhealthy pattern of thinking,…

Q: To explain an individual’s personality, trait theorists would look to a. early childhood emotional…

A: Personality refers to an individual's characteristic way of reacting, feeling and behaving. It is an…

Q: construct a hypothetical situation wherein “duties” conflict with one another. (e.g., a situation…

A: Human beings often find themselves in morally conflicting circumstances or situations. A morally…

Q: Dr. Hill is constantly late for meetings. She often arrives to her classes 5 to 10 minutes late and…

A: The five factor model of personality was given by Costa and Mc Crae. This is one of the most popular…

Q: How to cope with chronic neck and back pain?

A: Today, People are suffering from a lot of mental and physical problems because of lifestyle and work…

Q: xplain identity formation as

A: Erikson proposed the theory of psychosocial development. The fifth stage of the theory is the stage…

Q: Identify some ways to overcome test anxiety.

A: The response to the stress that includes physical, emotional, and psychological aspects which…

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of studies involving two or three countries as compared to…

A: Cross cultural research refers to research that is conducted across different cultures and does not…

Q: Experimental research:   You are a developmental psychologist who specializes in problems of the…

A: The given information in the question about the research is minimal yet the experimental procedure…

Q: Amelia has recently given birth to her first child. She mentions that she often goes into her baby’s…

A: Psychopathology  It is described as the branch of psychology concerned with the study of maladaptive…

Q: Identify the advantages and disadvantages of group therapy.

A: The form of treatment that is associated with the treatment of psychological, emotional, and…

Q: can you please answer this question? What effect does criticism have on individuals? Please provide…

A: Criticism or ignorance is a negative phase of emotion. Humans develop in the way where they come…

Q: If personality traits are so closely linked with brain structure, what does that say about the…

A: Ans. Personality is defined as the way people tend to react towards a given situation.

Q: Participants in an experiment were shown degraded line drawings of common objects (e.g., coffee…

A: Beiderman's 'recognition-by-components' (RBC) theory was developed to present that we can recognize…

Q: ​Describe the factors that are associated with marital satisfaction.

A: This question is related to the factors associated with marital satisfaction. Marriage is an…

Q: What were Jean Piaget's major contributions?

A: Cognition as per psychology is the thought process which takes place as a result of different mental…

Q: From an attachment theor

A: "Since you have posted multiple questions, we will answer only the first one for you, and for the…

Q: Evaluate the strengths and limitations of the behavioral and social cognitive learning views of…

A: Behaviorism focuses on the role of environmental stimuli that can influence behavior. Behaviorist…

Q: respond to the following  in 100 words  as to how the example was helpful

A: This question is being answered under the scope of psychology as cross cultural research is an…

Q: The public-service messages that encourage parents to sit down with their children and talk frankly…

A: Attitude refers to the set of ideas, beliefs and emotions towards a particular object, phenomenon,…

Q: What are the five cognitive biasis, explain with real life example. How can one overcome these…

A: Ans. Cognitive biases refers to structured misconceptions in one's thinking that arises when people…

Q: Describe the process of explaining one’s own behavior and the behavior of others.

A: Attribution means assigning causes to a particular behavior. Attribution can be positive or negative…

Q: What are the objectives of the study of Failed Leadership?

A: The study of failed leadership refers to the case study conducted by Anthony "Tony" Kern. It is…

Q: in. 2. Get well-ordered with a specific to-do list. 3. Break huge projects into smaller ones.  4.…

A: Many challenges are faced by students while focusing and memorizing. These challenges pose threat to…

Q: Which of the following statements are false? It's possible for a measure of intelligence to be…

A: Reliability is the consistency of test scores. If a test is conducted several times and it gives…

Q: A male's brain is influenced by the sex hormone testosterone prenatally. A female's brain is…

A: It has been recorded that the sex hormones affect the brain of children prenatally, that is,…

Q: Could you remember the moments when you usually experience REM sleep and Slow wave sleep? How is it…

A: A sleep cycle involves four different stages. The first stage, called the N1 stage lasts for around…

Q: If LaShonda was experiencing a sense of cognitive dissonance between her attitude and behavior,…

A: Attitude  It is described as a combination of feelings, beliefs, and actions directed at a certain…

Q: According to Robert Sternberg’s three components of love, which component addresses the physical…

A: Robert Sternberg's triangle theory of love suggests that there are three components of love that…

Q: If you are describing characteristics of your child such as irritability or adaptability,…

A: The branch of psychology that focuses on the study of how people's emotions, actions, personality,…

Q: Researchers believe that 40 to 60 percent of the risk for anorexia, bulimia, and binge-eating…

A: Eating disorders are mental health conditions where the people show unhealthy eating patterns.…

Q: Prejudice is about ____________, while discrimination is about ____________. a. beliefs; perceptions…

A: The branch of psychology that focuses on the studies that how a person feels, thinks, and behave…

Q: What are social norms and how do they influence behavior?

A: Ans. Norms are defined as the rules and regulations that need to be followed by people in general.

Q: In what way is attachment a bidirectional process? How do the lives of children with disorganized…

A: Attachment means affection or an emotional bond with the special one. As human beings for our…