Watch the videos below and thoroughly discuss how our behavior is influenced by:        Our perceptions        Classical conditioning        Operant conditioning       Explain in detail and give examples.

Q: Assume you are a global manager responsible for an international subsidiary that has employees from ...

A: The most important role of any organization is to keep motivating their employees to get best out of...

Q: Define the term Deception?

A: In psychology, deception is a term used to describe a methodological technique of not making the par...

Q: Can I get one research example where one variable predicts another variable?

A: The approaches, procedures, or tactics used in gathering information or facts for study to discover ...

Q: How can leadership skills help me in my personal and professional life?

A: There is no accurate definition for what a leader does. Every leader's style of leadership is impact...

Q: For what human behaviors, if any, are you sure that heritability would be extremely low?

A: Religious affiliation: The term "religious affiliation" is described as the spiritual or religious p...

Q: How can your feelings affect your morality

A: Human is born with an innate tendency to feel about certain things and people in his life. It is bas...

Q: How does authority influence behavior?

A: Humans take orders in daily circumstances because we wish to be rewarded since we don't desire to fa...

Q: Outline five advantages of mixed methods approach of research

A: When used mixed methods to study of several advantages. These advantages are such as:Compare quantit...

Q: What impact could treating early childhood trauma without the use of psychiatric medication have on ...

A: Childhood trauma is usually defined as severe unfavorable childhood encounters. Kids may pass throug...

Q: What is your possible organization style for your informative speech?

A: Arranging speeches serves two significant capacities. To begin with, organization improves consisten...

Q: When people act in a way that is not in keeping with their attitudes, and then change their attitude...

A: Attitude refers to one's beliefs and ideas about something or someone or some group. They can be pos...

Q: What is meant by “ State hospitals” ?

A: An emergency clinic subsidized and worked by the state, or a state; explicitly (US) a public mental ...

Q: What are the short-term signals that regulate eating behavior?

A: The short-term signals that regulates eating behavior and food intake , the signals from gastrointes...

Q: Describe the implications of “use it or lose it” on brain maps in terms of competitive brain plastic...

A: Brain mapping can be defined as the process of analyzing the detailed structure of the brain in orde...

Q: There has been an increasing number of calls reporting depression and anxiety resulting from the Cov...

A: Anxiety refers to feeling of fear and nervousness about what comes next.

Q: Answer the following in several complete sentences:Identify the positive and negative consequences o...

A: Health care practitioners classifies their patients with the help of diagnostic labels. On the basis...

Q: The psychosocial conflict that commonly happens during Blank 1 adulthood is generativity vs. stagnat...

A: Generativity versus stagnation is one of the eight grades of Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial m...

Q: There has been an increasing number of calls reporting depression and anxiety resulting from the Cov...

A: Many danger factors were distinguished to be related with indications of discouragement among the CO...

Q: Of the following, which one is not associated with an increased probability of sleep apnea? a. Havin...

A: Sleep apnea is a potentially life-threatening sleep condition in which breathing stops and starts re...

Q: Briefly discuss the following central concepts of Adlerian psychology. 1.lifestyle 2.Teleology

A: Adler developed his theory of personality, which was a holistic one. His theory of personality was h...

Q: Moral action feeds moral attitudes. How?

A: Attitudes refer to a person's collection of beliefs and values. These underlying beliefs and disposi...

Q: Juan is more religious than his friends. Based on this, Juan is likely to experience __________ comp...

A: Juan is more religious as compared to his friends. Hence Juan is more likely to experience : 

Q: Rahul feels tired all the time, and he is always sad and irritable. He feels like he cannot get out ...

A: People can be diagnosed with disorders based on the symptoms they are reporting. Symptoms help to di...

Q: Which student is likely to remember the most from his or her study session?     a. a visual le...

A: Each student possess a different pattern of learning and memorizing the information or concepts. A s...

Q: define the term conformity effect in your own words

A: Conformity includes changing your practices to "fit in" or "oblige" individuals around you. Now and ...

Q: Do you think that celebrities have an increased responsibility to avoid promotingbehaviors that coul...

A: Celebrities are highly prominent people whose every move are documented, watched, and often imitated...

Q: 1. In many contexts, scholars find that students perform better in school when their credentials are...

A: c. The mismatch effect illustrates how strong affirmative action is almost always beneficial to mino...

Q: SavedBill's behaviors in Ms. Kennedy's  class are really distracting to otherstudents. For example, ...

A: Bill's behavior in Ms. Kennedy's class , is disruptive and distracting , inappropriate. Ms. Kennedy ...

Q: Explain how people cope with ostracism using Williams’ temporal need-threat model of ostracism. Crea...

A: Ostracism—being disregarded and prohibited—is a circumstance that happens in bunch societies and set...

Q: What do you mean by ingroup?

A: A group of people who interact with each other. In this process one individual impact another indivi...

Q: Thompson found a localized engram, whereas Lashley did not. What key differences in procedures or as...

A: Engram was the term found by Richard Semon referring it as the physical substrates of memory in brai...

Q: The study by Zimmerman and associates (1997) found that about one-third of a sample of adolescents e...

A: In humanistic psychology, self-esteem acts as a prime factor concerning estimating individuals to ap...

Q: Is online learning as good as face-to-face learning?

A: Online learning has emerged into a prominent teaching-learning practice during the pandemic time. It...

Q: What is pitch?

A: In sensation and perception studies on psychology, sound psychology depicts the characteristics func...

Q: What are the three different styles of pareenting?

A: In the 1960s, psychologist Diana Baumrind used naturalistic observation to understand different dime...

Q: Explain McGrath’s task circumplex model of group tasks. Create a scenario showing each quadrant.

A: Joseph E. Mc Grath proposed the Task circumplex model of group tasks , the model was a research tool...

Q: How do people high in self-efficacy differ from people low in self-efficacy in terms of their abilit...

A: The term self-efficacy was coined by Albert Bandura, he defined it as how well an individual can acc...

Q: What is the belief hold by people with delusions of control ?

A: Delusion are the false , illogical ,unusual and irrational beliefs which can distort a person's perc...

Q: Use this prompt to answer the questions below : Donald feels happy when he talks with his friends. E...

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

Q: How can Existing Sciennftific approaches from Different disciplines (e.g., Pedagogy, Psychology) be ...

A: Research is an important element of scientific disciplines such as pedagogy and psychology. Experts ...

Q: Is Cognitive-behavioral treatment are useful for the treatment for Alzheimer’s patients?

A: Dementia refers to deterioration in behavior, memory and thinking of an individual which affects the...

Q: 4) Trace the history of intelligence testing from Binet thru Terman and Wechsler. Be sure to include...

A: The first modern intelligence test in IQ history was developed by Alfred Binet in 1904.Alfred Binet ...

Q: What is lymphocytes?

A: There are various components or cells present in blood of an organism. They are of different types a...

Q: “Out of the confl ict between trust and mistrust, the infant develops hope, which is the earliest fo...

A: Personality development starts taking place in the womb of his mother, with the contribution of the ...

Q: Give an example of adolescent egocentrism that you have experienced in your own life. Explain.

A: Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development gives an insight about the development of human intell...

Q: Be able to describe differences of sensation and perception. Use example of sensation and perception...

A: SENSATION  What's the significance here to detect something? Tangible receptors are particular neuro...

Q: How Greeks and Romans viewed on abnormal behaviour?

A: Hippocrates, a Greek physician, proposed that psychological issues could be treated just like other ...

Q: When do people get angry?

A: Anger is an emotion experienced by everyone. It gets out of control when it is not managed appropria...

Q: Contrast the opinions in documents 1 and 2 about the impact of noise on creativity.

A: As defined by Robert E. Franken- "Creativity is defined as the tendency to generate or recognize ide...

Q: Explain, what is sexual assault?

A: The umbrella terms such as sexual abuse, sexual assaults are all representing the multiple spectra o...