What are illusory correlations? How are they formed and why do they lead to stereotyping?

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Q: The study of inner thoughts and feelings is to the study of observable behavior as is to O Freud; Ti...

A: Psychology is the scientific study of human mind and behaviour. Various schools and approaches attem...

Q: Explain the influence of stress on task performance, cognitive functioning, and burnout?

A: Stress is a universal response the body has when differences happen, happening in mechanical, passio...

Q: What is the best example of an instrumental value? a) family security b) self-respect c) a world of ...

A: Option (d):- Imaginative is the correct answer Values refer to stable goals that people have, reflec...

Q: The self in Triandis is better understood when: * A. the self assumes its being collective B. the se...

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Q: self and identity

A: Self: In psychology, the term "self" is determined as a particular individual considered as the obje...

Q: 1) Describe an example of a discriminant validity.

A: Validity is a research term used to describe how well a test or an instrument of measurement has bee...

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A: Psychological researchers are widely based on analyzing human behavior and actions pertaining to var...

Q: Psychological difficulties often improve with the passage of time, a phenomenon known asa. a therapy...

A: Psychological difficulties often improve with the passage of time, because of an established body me...

Q: In a double-blind procedure,a. only the participants know whether they are in the controlgroup or th...

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Q: How to cite intext for APA

A: Intext citation- It refers to a brief form of reference that we include in the body of our work.

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A: The correct options is: (D) .  Benifits and cost. 

Q: Child First Language Acquisition what are the stages?

A: Language acquisition is an important aspect of a person's developemental process.  Language serves a...

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Q: Which of the following is the order of stages in Kubler-Ross’s five-stage model of grief? Choose one...

A: As humans, we experience several kinds of grief and there are many reasons for it. Kubler- Ross sugg...

Q: Who is the father of Operant Conditioning?

A: In learning, operant conditioning refers to a technique during which an individual's conditioning ha...

Q: What is the reason of the other theorist that criticize krashen's theory

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Q: How does Christine’s point of view represent the value of individualism?

A: Individualism is one of thinking in behavioural studies which focus on the individual which is also ...

Q: ____________________refers to our tendency to perceiveevents as obvious or inevitable after the fact...

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Q: Define|Explain|give examples each 1.what do you mean by personality? 2.Self

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Q: List and define three Personality Disorders:

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Q: Fred E. Fiedler was among the first researchers to acknowledge that effective leadership is dependen...

A: Fred E. Fiedler was an Austrian Psychologist  who had immense contributions in the field of Industri...

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Q: discuss fully the ethics in research.

A: Ethics, in general terms can be defined as the rules or regulations or norms or principles that one ...

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A: Biological approach to psychology aims to understand human behaviour as arising from the physiologic...

Q: _____ is credited with the first comprehensive theory of personality. Choose one answer.   a. Wundt ...

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A: Antidepressant drugs are the medications prescribed to people with mood disorders (especially depres...

Q: Read the scenario below and answer the question that follows. Savannah has been diagnosed with panic...

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Q: Which statement is true about dopamine? A. Dopamine discourages healthy behavior. B. Drug-addicted b...

A: Psychologists conferred those various biochemical cognitive actions are involved in classifying indi...

Q: With regards to coping, people with low self-esteem:    A. and a self-blaming attributional style ...

A: Self-esteem refers to the sense in an individual regarding their value and worth and on this ground ...

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Q: The left hemisphere of the brain is connected to the right eye in guinea pigs. In humans, the left h...

A: The brain is the seat of all processes that take place in the body. Humans are endowed with five sen...

Q: The conception of who we might become in the future, both hoped for and feared, is called:   A. pu...

A: Self is the perceived collection of one's unique characteristics, such as abilities, talents, belief...

Q: what are your thoughts about Ethics and its importance to Today’s Society?

A: Ans. Ethics are essential for every professional relationship. And, it is the duty of the profession...

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Q: Liz wants to live a healthy lifestyle thus, she exercises, eats healthy foods, and bonds with her fa...

A: Healthy Lifestyle It refers to doing things that make an individual happy and feel good about themse...

Q: Research suggests that prejudice and intergroup conflict may be reduced by _____________________ int...

A: Intergroup conflicts are common to all kinds of social interactions or organizations such as religio...

Q: What is memory?

A: Human memory is the process in which a person is having the ability to store or preserve the informa...

Q: Temperament refers to

A: a. inborn, genetically-based personality differencesTemperament is defined as the traits in personal...

Q: Method: the overall design ofa study, used to determine the steps to collect data and whether the re...

A: Experimental Research: Experimental research or experiment in psychology refers to the research desi...

Q: "Naningkit ang mata ni nanay at nagsalubong ang kaniyang kilay." The more important interpretation o...

A: Prospero’s theory: He mainly studied the relationship between social systems and the values surround...

Q: How is the role of the ventromedial prefrontal cortex and orbitofrontal cortex similar for value dec...

A: The brain of a human holds multiple areas holding various responsibilities on behavior and actions. ...

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A: These two scientists conducted experiments to analyze the dream and interpretation of dream. They pe...

Q: Write an expository essay about peace and corruption and how should the peace negotiator act?

A: Introduction: Corruption refers as the misuse of Government office for personal profits. It covers t...

Q: In a value decision, how do responses by the ventromedial prefrontal cortex differ from those of the...

A: Basal Ganglia is a group of subcortical nuclei structures, majorly involved in motor control functio...

Q: What are the major humanistic therapies?

A: Humanistic Therapies It tends to focus more on helping the individual rather than treating particula...