What are the assumptions about Trait theory?

Q: What is glove anesthesia ?

A: Manifestations of conversion disorder could be very profound, including abrupt numbness or loss of v...

Q: In the acetylide ion reaction, a secondary alkyl halide (R-X) is preferred over a methyl alkyl halid...

A: Alkyl halides are chemical compounds in which one or more hydrogen atoms have been replaced by halog...

Q: Expand the term ACT?

A: The term ACT stands for : Acceptance and commitment therapy 

Q: What are the functions of the nervous system’s main divisions, and what arethe three main types of n...

A: The nervous system is a massive information processing system which is capable of input , processing...

Q: What is fundamental attribution error?

A: Social psychology is described as the affective, cognitive and behavioral aspects are determined by ...

Q: What is the trade name of Paliperidone?

A: Paliperidone is from the class of atypical antipsychotics. It works by aiding to restore the balance...

Q: The recommendation that the police investigator who administers a lineup should not know which perso...

A: Social psychology is described as the affective, cognitive and behavioral aspects are determined by ...

Q: discuss ways in which an individual in middle-adulthood can attain generativity

A: Erik Erikson was a developmental psychologist who gave the psychosocial development theory. In the p...

Q: How shortage of services affect community treatment?

A: Shortage of services for any item is an unfortunate and often blamed on the government. It affects t...

Q: Cameron and Mitchell want to convince their daughter to stop leaving her toys scattered all around t...

A: Reactance is obnoxious motivational arousal that arises while individuals encounter a warning or lac...

Q: What happens in the synaptic gap?

A: Neurons converse with each other across neurotransmitters. At the point when an activity potential r...

Q: Please expand on how the work of Bandura, self-efficacy, supports  heuristics.

A: Albert Bandura is an impactful psychologist who has come up with theories and experiments that have ...

Q: When tested immediately after viewing a list of words,people tend to recall the first and last items...

A: Serial Position Effect (SPE) was given by Herman Ebbinghaus. In this, he tried to elucidate the impo...

Q: What is the most significant risk factor for teenage suicide and violence? a. Doing poorly in school...

A: d. Being socially rejected

Q: What is continuous reinforcement?

A: In operant conditioning, of behavioral approach, reinforcement refers to almost everything that boos...

Q: explain the process of classical condtioning

A: Classical Conditioning is given by Ivan Pavlov. This experiment falls under the school of behavioris...

Q: What do you mean by Instincts and Evolutionary Psychology?

A: Instinct: The term "instincts" are described as an inborn motivation or impulses to specific actions...

Q: What is Amphetamines ?

A: A “psychostimulant” is a psychoactive chemical that has the power to enhance our central nervous sys...

Q: Which is an example of episodic memory? a) remembering your address b recalling what you had for d...

A: As episodic memory is the type of declarative memory that stores events, like a memory of things don...

Q: Missy is a former preterm infant born with neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) due to substance abuse...

A: 1 The present case study a 15-month old infant who had a preterm birth. Missy was affected with neon...

Q: Negative reinforcement increases responding; punishment suppressesresponding. True or False?

A: Reinforcement is a result that is being used to enhance an individual's subsequent behavior once it ...

Q: __________________________ like Haldol, Thorazine, Seroquel and Zyprexa help reduce symptoms like ag...

A: Antipsychotic drugs are those drug which helps an individual who is suffering from mental disorder a...

Q: Explain the process of classical conditioning

A: The concept of Classical Conditioning was given by Russian Physiologist Ivan Pavlov. It is also know...

Q: When drug therapies have not been effective,electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) may be used as treatment...

A: Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is a method applied to manage some psychiatric situations.

Q: What are the generic names of MAO inhibitors?

A: MAO (monoamine oxidase) inhibitors is an FDA (food and drug administration) approved drug for the tr...

Q: After the proteins TIM and PER reach a high level during the day, what causes their level to decreas...

A: Various scientists have found that period that forms a protein called PER. This PER is created and d...

Q: How do we assess our own attitudes and behavior?

A:  Attitudes are lasting evaluations of various aspects of the social world. They consist of the affec...

Q: After acetylcholine causes a flexor muscle to move your hand toward your shoulder, what would move i...

A: Acetylcholine is a chemical which works as a master neurotransmitter of the parasympathetic nervous ...

Q: 1. Which of the following is NOT a multivariate statistical approach? a. Analysis of Covariance  b. ...

A: Variables in a research study are the element, thing, person, or place that is used in the study and...

Q: Please select correct answer 1.ethical behavior is influenced by (a) laws passed by government (b) p...

A: Ethic refers to set of principles guided morally that aid to distinguish right from wrong. Thus it i...

Q: ANSWER IN 1-2 SENTENCE MAXIMUM. A set of speech sounds can be created on a computer so that they dif...

A: Perception is the process in which we take in the stimuli through the senses and interpret it to und...

Q: Under which of the following conditions will people be most likely to recover from a traumatic event...

A: Psychology has been identified as scientific study of mental processes and behavioral responses. The...

Q: Noah was counting on his roommate George to help him on moving day, but George never showed up, and ...

A: Noah was counting on his roommate George to help him on moving day, but George never showed up, and ...

Q: What behaviors fit the criteria of deviant, distressful, dysfunctional, ordangerous but would not be...

A: The 4 D’s that define the abnormality of behaviors are deviant, distressful, dysfunctional and dange...

Q: Eduardo is tempted to eat some of his roommate’s cookies, even though his roommate told him not to. ...

A: Morality is the ability of an individual to do right by the situation. It is an important aspect of ...

Q: According to research, how much percentage of suicide attempters had been experiencing chronic alcoh...

A: Many research has indicated a strong link between alcoholism and suicide , stating that individual's...

Q: Why is the use of our voice and tone are important ? What can we do to use them efficiently ?  Pleas...

A: Albert Mehrabian explained that successful communication consists of three key elements: the tone of...

Q: Anger Consider this statement by Buddha: “Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the i...

A: When a person becomes angry his or her emotions get aroused or disturbed causing high blood pressure...

Q: In terms of perception, a band’s lead singer would be considered ______________ (figure/ground), and...

A: Perception refers to the way an individual organize, interpret, analyze, and consciously experience ...

Q: WHAT IS CLASSICAL CONDITIONG?

A: Learning could be characterized in several different ways, but many psychologists might accept that ...

Q: How do psychologists define motivation? From what perspectives do they view motivated behavior?

A: Motivation refers to the process that instigates, directs, and maintained goal-oriented behaviors.

Q: Who is Carl Roger?

A: The third force of psychology after psychoanalysis and behaviorism was humanistic psychology. Humani...

Q: Which one is correct

A: Moving in life after a spouse dies is difficult for another partner as this left one with a lot of r...

Q: In many ways, a person who has a hardy personality is the opposite of a person who hasa. a high STD ...

A: Personality can be defined as the mixture of qualities or characteristics that makes an individual u...

Q: Did the illness anxiety disorders symptoms linked to psychological factors?

A: Anxiety is a natural emotion. It’s the brain’s method of responding to tension and warning one of th...

Q: i need to make Psychological Assessment Report. i have mentioned the point that i required. you just...

A: Identifying Information Ehrar, is a married Muslim male who is 23 years old. He has been educated t...

Q: What is health psychology?

A: Health psychology is also known as medical psychology or behavioral medicine. It is a  branch of psy...

Q: Of the following, which is the strongest evidence to indicate that musical training modifies brain a...

A: c. At age 6, children starting musical training did not differ from average, but 15 months later the...

Q: Unlike schizophrenia or an eating disorder, personality disorders can be viewed as: Oa Biology rathe...

A: Personality disorders are a form of mental disorders where a person lacks a healthy pattern of think...

Q: What is behavior modification?

A: Behavior or behavior is the responses and characteristics offered by people, organisms, practices, o...