Use Piaget’s first three stages of cognitive development toexplain why young children are not just miniature adults inthe way they think.

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A: The brain functions to regulate all the various activities in the human body. The body, in order to ...

Q: Explain how neural mechanism of selective attention from Moran e Desimone 1985  works in each 9 fixa...

A: Jeffrey Moran and Robert Desimone are two brain scientists who studied the different regions of the ...

Q: Define reliability

A: Unlike physical sciences the task of measurement in social sciences is very difficult. Social scienc...

Q: What are the benefits of exercise in Physical, Mental and Social?

A: Exercising can reap immense benefits in the domain of attaining not just physical health but mental ...

Q: Reasoning and critical thinking tend to block creativity; these are noncreative qualities. True or F...

A: Creativity is described as the predisposition to create or identify concepts, substitutes, or opport...

Q: What is an example in a society where conformity is evident? how the conformity occurs? and what are...

A: Conformity is a kind of social control including a difference in opinion or performance in sequence ...

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A: Self-fulfilling prophecy can be best described as a sociopsychological phenomenon where a person mak...

Q: What are the strength of gardner’s multiple intelligences?

A: Howard Gardner proposed the "Theory of Multiple Intelligence" in the year 1983. Gardner proposed 8 t...

Q: How do our history and culture (US)affect our understanding of psychological disorders?

A: A mental abnormality is characterized by abnormal thinking, emotions, and behavior patterns. A menta...

Q: Explain Weber’s law (hint: JND) and explain a) how this work allowed him to claim psychophysics to b...

A: The Weber-Fechner law attempts to delineate the relationship between the physical or measurable magn...

Q: What is adrenal medulla?

A: Endocrine glands are found throughout the body. The adrenal gland is one of these glands that produc...

Q: According to social psychologists, punishment is not an effective reinforcement in learning because:

A: Operant conditioning is a method of learning in which the person learns through punishments or reinf...

Q: The main feature of abnormal behavior is   a. Uncomfortable   b. Socially conforming  ...

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Q: In what way were Sherrington’s conclusions important for psychology as well as neuroscience? a. He d...

A: Charles Scott Sherrington is known for coining the term “synapse” i.e., the junction between two neu...

Q: What is sleep?

A: Sleep refers to the process of periodic, natural loss of consciousness which is different from the u...

Q: provide an example of a psychological (not biological) cue that can also help to explain why your st...

A: Lack of sleep can cause a person to become more irritable, short-tempered, and vulnerable to stress....

Q: What is longitudinal study?

A: Longitudinal study: In psychology, the term "longitudinal study" is also referred to as "panel surve...

Q: Discuss the correlation between personality traits and employee engagement and if personality traits...

A: Employee engagement refers to the extent of employee's passion for their job, make effort in the job...

Q: Most psychologists believe that information in short term memory is lost after 15 to 25 seconds unle...

A: Memory is a type of information handling mechanism that is frequently compared to a computer. The me...

Q: What are the benefits of Physical Fitness?

A: There are many physical or physiological and mental/psychological benefits of regular exercise and p...

Q: What is the strongest position on stage?

A: Each stage position creates a different psychological effect on the audience. Individual position on...

Q: Discuss the logic of sampling, which involves selecting a sample that is representative of some popu...

A: Sampling definition: Sampling is a strategy of choosing singular individuals or a subset of the popu...

Q: There has found to be a positive correlation between experiencing physical punishment by parents and...

A: Aggression refers to the behaviors that result in physical and psychological harm to oneself and oth...

Q: What are the 7 most difficult personality types?

A: Personality is a dynamic organization of consistent unique traits which drives the behavior across d...

Q: What do you mean by Universal emotions?

A: Emotions are the subjective experiences which are accompanied by the feeling of physiological change...

Q: Blood flow increases to the most active brain areas. How does the blood “know” which areas are most ...

A: Any activity that occurs in the human body is a result of the brain sending signals to that part of ...

Q: Why technology is important in our life?

A: Innovation  Innovation is characterized as a far reaching measure dependent on the utilization of sc...

Q: With respect to health, which of the following is not a major behavioral risk factor? a. overexercis...

A: Behavior factors are possible causes that people get the most control over, including eating habits,...

Q: Regarding insanity, which of the following statements is TRUE?     a. Insanity is a psychiatri...

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Q: Discuss three productive ways young people can invest their free time today for a better tomorrow

A: Like the saying goes “time is money”. People should invest their time in doing productive things to ...

Q: how can loneliness and isolation affect a person and what reason is there. how can the parents' beh...

A: Loneliness and isolation can have adverse effect on a person's mental as well as physical health. So...

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A: Parenting is a tough task for every parent because that is also a new experience to them in which th...

Q: EXPLAIN how arguments support critical thinking.

A: Critical thinking is the means to the deep and enhanced thing of an individual in which an individua...

Q: For each of the following open-ended questions, construct a closed-ended question that could be used...

A: “Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three sub- parts for ...

Q: What are some predictors of happiness?

A: Happiness is an ambiguous concept according to many psychologists and it can be well-defined from di...

Q: Michael knows that if he drinks liquor, he will drink to excess and will use blasphemous language wh...

A: Under the given situation, it can be analyzed that Michael is under the influence of alcohol which c...

Q: Define the term attribution error?

A: Attribution refers to the process of inferring the causes of behaviors or events in a person's surro...

Q: ECT is a modern form of pharmacotherapy. True or False?

A: Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is a method employed to handle specific psychiatric diseases. It inc...

Q: Excessive daytime sleepiness after only a few hours of sleep loss is known as   a. Hypersomnia...

A: Sleep is the state of reduced activity of an individual. There is no more awareness about the surrou...

Q: what is the intrinsic memory and extrinsic memory and what is the different between of them?

A: What is Explicit Memory?  At the point when you're attempting to deliberately recollect something (l...

Q: Quickly please.

A: If you are relaxed with your eyes closed and were given an EEG, the type of brain activity which wou...

Q: Widely reported terrorist attacks, such as on 9/11 in theUnited States, led some observers to initia...

A: When making decisions every day, we turn to various kinds of cognitive shortcuts like algorithm and ...

Q: Explain Parallel Processing.

A: Parallel processing aspects of how the human brain can concoct various kinds of information at once.

Q: What causes us to conclude that a certain thing is beautiful?

A: The perception or interpretation of something to be found beautiful is referred to as aesthetics. Th...

Q: Why people are often reluctant to seek the help of mental health professionals?

A: There are many reasons why people are often reluctant to seek help of a mental health professional. ...

Q: Identify and describe the speaking situation in which the participants of a seminar are given restri...

A: At the 2012 ABA Bar Leadership Institute, one of the workshops had a few inquiries that were submitt...

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A: Neuroticism is a personality trait described by the degree to which an individual experiences the wo...

Q: What role should emotions play in morality? Are there are differences in the ways men and women deli...

A: Morality refers to the code of conduct or principles differentiating between good and bad, right and...

Q: What three factors determine the power of a statistical test? Which factor is the primary one that r...

A: Power of a statistical method can be described as the likelihood that the method will discover a ver...

Q: The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) uses the: A biopsychosocial theory o...

A: -Categorical approach: The term "categorical approach" is described as an approach that tends to cla...