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Q: Dr. Lonsbary’s study asked participants to report on their mood before completing the memory test. H...

A: 1. External validity: The extent to which the findings of the study conducted by the researcher can ...

Q: How can you be a "whole" person in your relationship with others? 2. Recall your relationship with ...

A: Relationships are an integral part of the lives of an individuals. Relationships at different stages...

Q: Feelings of Music and how does music relate to emotion?

A: Feelings of Music and how does music relate to emotion? Answer:  Feelings of music are different for...

Q: 3. Who is Pavlov, and why is his work still relevant?

A: Conditioning is a very important part of psychological study, every student or person who is learnin...

Q: what is a concept map?

A: While working or executing any plan we all have some idea and content about the topic we have checke...

Q: A____________ must be included if a researcher wants to compare the effect of a specific treatment t...

A: In an experimental method, there are two groups one is actual group on which experiment is to be con...

Q: Kiara the dog had a bad experience the first time she was around small kids; a little toddler grabbe...

A: Classical conditioning is a method of learning new or desired behavior through association. It was e...

Q: If a physician is rude or offensive, how might that affect the patient interview and ultimately hind...

A: A good health care professional or physician listens to the clients without being rude, judgmental, ...

Q: discuss adolescent self-identification and the role of parents, race, religion, and peers on the dev...

A: Jean Piaget identified four basic phases of child development based on the occurrence of cognitive p...

Q: How does music produce emotions and pleasure in human beings?

A: Emotions are the feeling that are subjective state of mind. These are the reactions to the internal ...

Q: frget to avoid our memory

A: New research suggests we need to forget to avoid our memory banks from becoming imbalanced and compl...

Q: Which of the following is critical in long term potentiation? (there are 2 correct answers) there is...

A: In Long term potentiation the neurotransmitters moves through the axon of presynaptic neuron to post...

Q: personality psychologist is interested in understanding the personality of Canadian homeowners by ra...

A: Validity is defined as the measure to which extent the tool is accurate or valid. Reliability is def...

Q: Describe how you plan to select, design, and adapt curriculum and instruction for students with spec...

A: Autism spectrum disorder is a type of mental illness in which an individual shows a unique pattern o...

Q: In Associationist accounts, word meaning is defined by:     a set of features connected to each oth...

A: Associationism is defined as the theory that explains the way in which many mental processes, like t...

Q: How does two children illustrates Vygotsky's theory that cognitive development occurs within social ...

A: Symbolic interactionism is a term used in social psychology to describe beliefs about an individual'...

Q: Having LOTS of cues, allows us to _________ information.

A: The cue can be defined as anything that happens along with the stimulus or some event. it helps in g...

Q: Which statement is FALSE about the relationship between anxiety and memory?   a. People with anxiet...

A: What is Anxiety? Anxiety is an intense, excessive worry and fear during stressful situations. Anxiet...

Q: Ruby wants to work on self-management, and she knows that maintaining healthy relationships is part ...

A: Relationship plays a vital role to build up any situation strongly and even it will become your stre...

Q: Compare and contrast classical and operant conditioning.

A: Learning is relatively permanent change in behavior or behavior potential as a result of practice or...

Q: Marlon is trying to teach his dog to army crawl all the way across the kitchen floor.  However, when...

A: In operant learning reinforcement is used to encourage behaviour. Punishment decreases behaviour res...

Q: In horror movies when something scary happens I scream really loudly like a girl. Just before someth...

A: UCS refers to Unconditioned Response and refers to a natural response that is not taught. On the oth...

Q: The hypothalamus which exerts its controls through the release of hormones from the pituitary gland ...

A: The hypothalamus is a very important part of brain which is small, central to the human brain consis...

Q: Identify based on Kohlberg’s stage of moral development shown in the following: 1. ​Joy allows her c...

A: Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development is described as a three level of moral reasoning. Ea...

Q: How does attention effect our perception?  Provide examples.

A: Attention is a cognitive operation where we actively process and comprehend the information given to...