What are perceived barriers, perceived benefits, perceived susceptibility, perceived severity and social norms in health psychology?

Q: What is bystander effect?

A: The branch of psychology in which the studies are mainly focused on how an individual's thinking, em...

Q: Do autistic people go through a lot of discrimination in today's society? Explain.

A: Autism is a developmental disorder in which people who are affected may show communication and socia...

Q: Throughout history, which factor has remained a powerful predictor of relationship formation and mai...

A: Relationship formation and maintenance is essential for human survival. Throughout history of life h...

Q: What is passionate love?

A: Love It is defined as a collection of emotions and actions marked by closeness, passion, and dedicat...

Q: What sorts of mental exceptionalities do people have, and what assistance do they need and receive?

A: A psychological disorder is defined as a pattern of symptoms which are psychological in nature impac...

Q: what is understanding the self subject all about? thank  you

A: Ans. In simple words, understanding the self subject means being aware about yourself or self effica...

Q: what is the function or the important role of Motor skills in middle and late childhood

A: Children get great command over their body movements in middle age. Motor skill stands for physical ...

Q: The is the part of the mind that the consciousness knows very little A Unconscious B Superego Libido...

A: Sigmund Freud was the founding father of Psychoanalysis. He developed a theory of personality explai...

Q: What is Korsakoff’s syndrome ?

A: Memory It refers to the procedure of encoding, retaining as well as recalling information over a per...

Q: What are the symptoms seen among children with elimination disorder ?

A: End disorders happen in youngsters who have issues going to the restroom - - both pooing and peeing....

Q: during this COVID19 pandemic in our personal life

A: PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES -  To maintain essential body functions, an individual requires an amount of ene...

Q: list down the United Nation Sustainable Development Goals (UN-SDGs).

A: The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are a set of seventeen goals that serve as a "bluep...

Q: 2.What are differences in play between boys and girls? What causes gender-stereotyped play? Be sure ...

A: Ans. Gender Stereotype means a preconception that looks girls and boys from different mirrors and gi...

Q: What are the characteristics of internalizing temperament ?

A: Temperament can be described as an individual's characteristic trait which reflects how he reactions...

Q: To explain behavior and determine cause and effect scientists (psychologists) use: Ocorrelations. ca...

A: To explain behaviour and determine cause and effect scientists(psychologists) use the Experimental a...

Q: When can you say that learning is manifested by a person?

A: In psychology, learning is defined as a change in behaviour or behavior potential. There are differe...

Q: In what way did Augustine practice group learning in communities? How did his practice align with wh...

A: Professional learning community refers to collaborative and group learning. It is mainly held for th...

Q: What is the popular term of alcohol use disorder ?

A: Alcohol use disorder is an example of alcohol use that includes issues controlling your drinking, be...

Q: The somatic nervous system regulates voluntary movement; in contrast, the (blank) nervous system und...

A: The nervous system is divided into the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system. The...

Q: Connect this image to dreams. 7-8 sentences

A: > Psychoanalytic interpretation of dream                 involves explanation of unconscious     ...

Q: What are some cultural differences that might affect responses to particular stimuli?

A: > Cross cultural psychology studies human behavior in cultural context. It tries to find out simi...

Q: What are the variety of personality traits have been linked to substance use disorders ?

A: > Substance use disorder refers to use of drugs, medication or alcohol. It is a mental condition ...

Q: Classical Conditioning 1. Who is the key theorist(s) associated with the development of the theory? ...

A: The Behavioristic perspective in the field of psychology focuses on the idea that all behaviors are ...

Q: Explain the quote: “I killed her so that she would be mine alone for always!”

A: There is a say in the world that people do switch from one to another. A human being can not stick t...

Q: What is the most difficult step in the decision-making process? Explain why.

A: Decision-making is defined as the cognitive process that involves selecting a viewpoint or a plan of...

Q: Question 4 According to Vygotsky hildren's thinking develops through A) dialogues with more capable ...

A: Ans. His model says that children are born with elementary mental capacities only which include memo...

Q: Which of the following is an example of a variable ratio reinforcement schedule? Jeremy checking You...

A: The expression, "Learning" can be describe as the "relatively permanent change in one's individual b...

Q: Water, food, and sleep are examples of negative reinforcers. secondary reinforcers. primary reinforc...

A: > Learning, according to Behaviourism, is regulated by administration of reinforcement and punish...

Q: Which of the following experiments involves the use of social learning theory? rewarding a girl for ...

A: Social learning theory is a behavioural theory that was developed by Bandura and colleagues. It desc...

Q: 1. How well might a career in the field of child development address her love of children and her in...

A: Development is the process that begins with birth and ends with death it's a complete journey from p...

Q: Think of two emotional experiences in your life. The experiences do not necessarily have to be sad o...

A: Ans. An experience is something that we have felt in our life being in practical contact enough to o...

Q: Why does doing the right thing NOT depend on what is natural? Use examples to make your case

A: Psychology seeks to explain doing the right thing on the basis of moral reasoning, which was propoun...

Q: How to ask a question to ensure a high quality response and yet a healthy communication?

A: Effective communication is explained in a term of the exchange of information between people. People...

Q: What is delirium tremens ?

A: The mental health conditions which affect a person's behavior, feeling, personality and generate dys...

Q: What are the key characteristics of cognitive therapy that distinguish it from other therapy approac...

A: Ans. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, also called CBT is a form of treatment done through behaviour ch...

Q: Identify each part of the auditory system:     1. Tubelike passage that leads to the eardrum   ...

A: Auditory System  It is a sensory system for the sense of hearing. The external ear, the middle ear, ...

Q: Every time you give your 3-year-old child an instruction, they reply with, “No.” describe the parent...

A: Ans. There are four type of parenting approaches basically i.e. permission (where your kid is the bo...

Q: A lot of people fear public speaking, even if it is just to introduce another person. The anxiety ca...

A: Anxiety Disorder is a kind of mental/psychological difficulty in which the individual feel excessive...

Q: What are the withdrawal reactions seen in people when they stop taking heroin ?

A: Heroin is a medication that comes from a blossom, the opium poppy, which for the most part fills in ...

Q: The use of labels to describe exceptional children has both positive and negative consequences. Disc...

A: When we label a child we come up with a huge responsibility as we have to be aware of each measure w...

Q: What is the difference between the sociobiologists focus and the evolutionary psychologists focus wh...

A: Gender is a social construct while the sex of an individual is assigned at birth. Sexuality refers t...

Q: Screening calls is often a difficult problem for the beginner, who may be afraid to assume the respo...

A: Today taking calls and solving problems on phone is very common in every industry as most of the wor...

Q: What is Parkinson’s disease? What part of the brain is affected?

A: Parkinson's disease is a progressive nervous system disorder. Symptoms include tremors, slowed movem...

Q: One way of resolving confl icts and fostering cooperation is by giving rival groups shared goals tha...

A: Goal It is defined as an objective, target, or future outcome that an individual or group of individ...

Q: Sexuality becoming technological? How is that?

A: The technology is rapidly advancing in today's society. We can see influence of technology in every ...

Q: Which of the following statements about Ivan Pavlov is true? O He is known for establishing the prin...

A: The answer is option A. Ivan Pavlov is known for establishing the principle of classical conditionin...

Q: What are the two most important contributors to height differences among children all over the world...

A: Contrasts in active work, basal digestion, and productivity with which youngsters use energy, help c...

Q: When Justin's dog hears the sound of a car door slam outside, she excitedly runs to the door and bar...

A: "Hi! Thank you for the question As per the honor code,  we are allowed to answer one question at a t...

Q: What is the difference between a sociopath and a psychopath?

A: The word "sociopath" is explained in a  sense to identify a person who lacks conscience and it is a ...

Q: From which language dyspareunia is derived and what is its meaning ?

A: A condition or situation in which a person can affect overall aspects within the context of an abnor...