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Q: Someone describes to you a fur covered animal with four legs, a tail, and that barks, you think of a…

A: A cognitive framework or notion called a "schema" aids in the organization and interpretation of…

Q: The F statistic is more versatile than the t test. True False

A: F statistics - it is a parametric statistical test used to check whether the variances of two…

Q: In TWO paragraphs of 80 to 100 words, discuss the role of an educator as an MKO in teaching writing…

A: Lev Vygotsky's theory of cognitive development dismisses the role of innate human abilities as the…

Q: Using the 4 goals of psychology and giving examples in a scenario form, as a psychology student how…

A: Psychology refers to the study of human behaviour, thoughts and emotions. The four goals of…

Q: During the perceptual process, you will ask yourself, "What was it that I noticed and what does it…

A: Sensation and perception are two important aspects of the field of psychology. While sensation is…

Q: Which of the following is a visual c depends only on both eyes? a. Retinal disparity

A: Perception of depth relies on cues namely monocular and binocular cues. Monocular cues involve the…

Q: when did community psychology start and Are the conditions that gave rise to it still present? give…

A: Community psychology is a newer branch of psychology that sees psychological issues as having their…

Q: Do you agree that too much of a focus on extrinsic, monetary rewards can be problematic, and fail to…

A: Motivation can be understood as the phenomenon suggests that how a person's behavior and action have…

Q: Which of the following statements about the ‘hot-cold theory of disease’ are true? (More than one…

A: The hot-cold idea has been characterized by anthropologists as crucial and common in conventional…

Q: Explain how people can hold dual attitudes and what the benefits and drawbacks of attitudes are

A: Attitude is a psychological construct, and it can be described as the mindset, views, or feelings…

Q: How do we develop moral judgment

A: Solution) The moral judgment development can be explained by the Kohlberg's theory of moral…

Q: subtle forms of social identity threats  a) do not trigger physiological stress responses  b) can…

A: Social Identity Threat is a type of threat that people experience with regard to their group…

Q: Episodic memories are composed of particular events that happen to someone personally. Semantic…

A: Tulving (1972) proposed that long-term memory in human beings is of three types. Episodic memory…

Q: Tanya is a 10-year-old Hispanic, female who was referred by her teacher to meet with the School…

A: All adults experience anxiety, and there are typical degrees of anxiety for kids at different…

Q: Why does creative language matter? What does it reveal about us humans

A: The process of language acquisition in humans is complex. Nature theory stresses the role of…

Q: Teaching your dog to "give paw by providing him with is an example of learning through → insight O…

A: Learning is the tendency to acquire any kind of new knowledge, skill, attitude, belief, and actions…

Q: Tom is studying for his first psychology exam. What should he do to ensure he remembers all that he…

A: Inspired by Gustav Fechner who was the father of Psychophysics Herman Ebinghaus has given the theory…

Q: According to the transactional model, what are the three ways that psychologists examine stress?…

A: Psychologists define stress as the physical and psychological strain experienced by a person; it is…

Q: How confirmation bias related to confessions might impact eyewitness testimony?

A: Confirmation bias is a psychological phenomenon in which a person tends to embrace sources or facts…

Q: What is normal defense mechanisms and overuse in mental health?

A: Sigmund Freud coined and developed the school of thought which helps to understand human behavior in…

Q: b. An interview only reveals whether an interviewee is qualified for a job but does not disclose…

A: Recruiters often use interviews, a method psychologists use to study a person's psychological…

Q: What are the main characteristics of social phobias, specific phobias, panic disorders, and…

A: In psychology, a phobia can be described as a feeling of fear of animate or inanimate objects, like…

Q: y features of Anorexia Nervosa and supported w

A: There are many types of psychological disorders. These are eating disorders, substance abuse…

Q: Please tell me in a short paragraph, what is the difference between general intelligence and…

A: Intelligence as defined by Wechsler is the aggregate global capacity each individual possesses which…

Q: 6. What is meditation most often used for by clinicians? O stress O wound healing O addiction O…

A: Meditation is practice of focusing attention to a point or increasing awareness of own thoughts and…

Q: which of the following would be considered a somatic marker ?  1) sweaty palms just after making a…

A: Somatic marker is a theory or hypothesis suggests that emotional processes guide or impact behavior,…

Q: What does the S in SQ3R stand for? a. survey b. study c. synthesize d. stand

A: SQ3R is one of many research techniques created based on cognitive psychology research. The formula…

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A: Developmental psychology is the branch of psychology that deals with the study of the development of…

Q: Audrey is learning language. You believe that Audrey has innate specialized learning mechanisms that…

A: Language learning is the development of the ability to communicate in a particular language. One of…

Q: Involuntary responses to social identity threats     Include affective responses but not…

A: In social psychology, social identities are categories that people put themselves in. These…

Q: Discuss any four advantages of teaching pre-schollers elements and principles of art

A: Pre-schoolers are taught various skills when they enter pre-school. They get an exposure to music,…

Q: Directions: Identify the reinforcement schedule illustrated in the following examples and place the…

A: Schedules of reinforcement , there are two types of reinforcements Continuous reinforcement which is…

Q: Research scenario: You want to investigate whether taller people weigh more than shorter people. You…

A: In psychological research, correlation is used when we want to know whether there is a relationship…

Q: Why are schools participant in mental health programs important ?? what are some examples of…

A: According to study, 10–20% of youngsters and adolescents globally suffer from mental health…

Q: From a psychological perspective. Are these samples good representations of general population

A: The normal distribution curve is a bell-shaped curve that is thought to represent humanity as a…

Q: The 4 goals of psychology are describe, explain, predict and change ,I don't understand that…

A: Psychology can be defined as the scientific study of behaviour, thoughts, emotions, feelings, and…

Q: describes one's unconscious mind? when someone is not aware of their thoughts or actions when…

A: Sigmund  Freud coined the concept that a person's behavior and personality can be emphasized through…

Q: a. What three specific things would you hav relationship is causal? Be specific.

A: The experimental method is used by psychologists to study the impact of the independent variable on…

Q: Ahmed stared experiencing pain in his left arm after a year he lost it. What kind of sensations…

A: Sensation, as per psychologists, refers to the process of detecting information through various…

Q: How are directional goal related to motivated skepticism.

A: Cognitive distortions are negatively biased/ inaccurate/ faulty thinking, perception, or belief.

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A: Albert Bandura was a psychologist who proposed the social learning theory. He was known for his bobo…

Q: Discuss cognitive dissonance. Provide 2 examples

A: The term cognitive relates to the processes involved in understanding. Some of the features of…

Q: Social support     Reduces chronic stress only if it is concretely experienced (i.e., not only…

A: Social support is a type of support that an individual perceives or actually receives from those in…

Q: Discuss five individual level strategies of combating stress.

A: Stress is a part of life, whether we like it or not. At any age and in any situation, we are bound…

Q: You're in a soccer match and someone kicks a ball at your face. Instinctively, you react by blinking…

A: Biopsychology seeks to understand how the brain and behaviour are connected. In that, it studies the…

Q: QUESTION 20 We modify voluntary behaviors according to the consequences that follow from them as a…

A: According to behaviourism, learning can take place through classical conditioning, operant…

Q: If poverty causes high rates of crime, the high crime rates can be used to justify discrimination…

A: On the evaluation of the questions we can say that the theories and principles are related to the…

Q: The family is Catholic and has been quite involved with the local church since they arrived 6 months…

A: Community psychology goes beyond the individual level and integrates other aspects of the…

Q: A person that always thinks about his past memory from elementary school, where he gets bullied,…

A: Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a psycholgical condition characterized by obsessions…

Q: According to Descartes, how does he know the nature of the wax?     A. It is perceived though his…

A: The idea that the mind and body are truly separate represents one of Descartes' philosophical tenets…