What are the chemicals responsible for the production of the memory-linked proteins ?

Q: Which is not one of the four dream processes that Freud identified?a. condensation b. lucidity c. di...

A: Sigmund Freud stated that the purpose of dreaming is to satisfy the desires , fantasies or unfinishe...

Q: Consider the concepts of effect size and statistical significance. What is the connection between th...

A: The effect size means the intensity of the experiment impact is measured quantitatively—the greater ...

Q: Baby Lucy is 8 months old. She picks up a toy in her crib and accidentally hits her crib with the to...

A: Jean Piaget was the first to explain that children are not mini-adults, and their cognitive abilitie...

Q: According to Cognitive-behavioral therapists,which are the methods that used to treat Fetishistic di...

A: Fetishistic disorder is characterized by the sexual arousal triggered by objects or body parts that ...

Q: When a rat is deciding whether it hears more clicks on the left or right side, what happens in the f...

A: A unique dynamic undertaking  We built up a dynamic errand that requires collecting loud proof to de...

Q: discuss their contribution to the science of psychology.  Do not give a biography.  Discuss what th...

A: Albert Bandura immensely affects character hypothesis and treatment. His direct, behaviorist-like st...

Q: The part of a neuron that transmits information to other neurons is called the A.) dendrite B.) cell...

A: Communication within the human body has fascinated physiologists as well as psychologists. Psycholog...

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

A: Sensation and perception function hand in hand to enable us to not only interact with the external e...

Q: If we define intelligence by writing a test, we are using a. circular definition b. an abstract defi...

A: In research, there are two aspects of measurement that garner primary importance, viz., planning a r...

Q: What does evidence reveal about environmental influences on intelligence?

A: Intelligence is the ability to understand and acquire knowledge and to apply this to solve problems ...

Q: The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale and the Stanford–Binet Intelligence Scale are standardized, re...

A: -Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale: Also referred to as WAIS. 1. Established in 1955.2. Advanced to ...

Q: What is CR ?

A: Chromium (substance image Cr), a synthetic component  Cr or CR, an inappropriate assignment given to...

Q: In a discrete trial procedure in a straight runway, the researcher can measure all of the following ...

A: Discrete Trial Procedure also known as Discrete Trial Training (DTT) is a technique used by Applied ...

Q: Projective testing would be of greatest interest to which type of personality theorist?

A: Projective techniques are used to help the researcher study the unconscious, hidden emotions, or the...

Q: What are the symptoms and course of major bipolar disorder?

A: Bipolar disorder: In psychology, the term "bipolar disorder" is also referred to as "manic depressio...

Q: People with antisocial personality disorders react to highly unpleasant photographs with ___________...

A: Personality disorders such as antisocial, paranoid, schizoid are all long-standing clutched obstinat...

Q: 5. What is Amygdala? Your Fear and Anger station Your Relay system. Your memory station. Your Brain

A: Amygdala is an almond shaped structure, located at the base of the brain, near medial temporal lobe ...

Q: The brain’s most abundant excitatory neurotransmitter is _____, and its most abundant inhibitory neu...

A: Neurotransmitters play an important role in the brain. There are different types of neurotransmitter...

Q: Q.NO 2: What  are the challenges and opportunities for manager in using OB model? Q.NO 3: how we can...

A: Organisational Behavior basically is an interaction of examining and understanding the behavior of p...

Q: What are the similarities between schizotypal personality disorder and schizophrenia ?

A: Schizophrenia disorder and schizotypal disorder have a lot of common but have a lot of differences S...

Q: What is group therapy?

A: The success of any therapy is determined by the strength of the person-to-person relationship betwee...

Q: What are the symptoms of pedophilic disorder ?

A: Pedophilia is a continuing sexual attraction to pre-pubertal kids. It is estimated a paraphilia, a s...

Q: What is practical intelligence?

A: Intelligence is the ability through which a human can learn from their experiences, able to solve pr...

Q: In animals, pheromones can affect many different behaviors. Because humans do produce a number of ai...

A: Pheromones are a chemical produced by an animal that can alter the behaviors of another one belongin...

Q: How has modern research developed our understanding of the unconscious?

A: Sigmund Freud's psychodynamic theory emphasizes the role of unconscious beliefs, thoughts, memories,...

Q: Does sport build character? Why or why not? Does exercise participation improve mental health? If so...

A: Sports helps a person to build their character than physical aspects alone. It develops thinking pat...

Q: “For a lot of bad ideas, science is society’s garbage disposal.” Describe what this tells us about t...

A: Every human brain consists of multiple ideas and thoughts in which some are useful and informative a...

Q: In what ways do the personalities of people who score high in subjective well-being differ from thos...

A: Subjective well-being is a state of happiness. The concept of subjective well-being was identified b...

Q: What is Sexual dysfunction ?

A: Sexual dysfunction occurs when a person has a problem that prevents them from enjoying and wanting s...

Q: What is sexual orientation prejudice?

A: In gender and sexuality psychology, sexual orientation characterizes individuals' romantic, sexual, ...

Q: 1.Gestalt psychologists suggest that one of the first things our perceptual system does in order to ...

A: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any ...

Q: What is dance therapy , its techniques and cases they can be used in?

A: Dance therapy, often referred to as movement therapy is a creative and artistic psychotherapeutic ap...

Q: the process of conducting dialog with yourself, the author and the issues and ideas is known as 1.Pr...

A: In teaching aids, instructors utilize group therapeutic acts for inducing student participation in e...

Q: Psychology Professor Tori Bovard has the hypothesis that ingesting chocolate prior to an exam will i...

A: An experiment is a method in which we explore relationships between two or more variables through sc...

Q: How did humanistic psychologists view personality, and what was their goal in studying personality?

A: Psychological therapies use psychotherapeutic methods for treating mental illness. It includes multi...

Q: What factors influence teenagers’ sexual behaviors and use of contraceptives?

A: Many research suggests that family background, characteristics, such as parents, family socioeconomi...

Q: How many percentage of therapists express their anger towards clients ?

A: According to a national survey conducted among 285 therapists, sometimes therapists hate their patie...

Q: What is the difference between DSM-4 TR nad DSM-5?

A: Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) was first introduced by American Psychia...

Q: Give a summary of language development?

A: Language is the means of communication among human beings , there are roughly around 6500 language i...

Q: 4. The hippocampus can cause this to diminish: Responsibility Confidence Innovativeness Reflectivene...

A: Reflectiveness

Q: Clive Wearing, the most devastating case of amnesia ever recorded. Discuss: a) What he can and can't...

A: Amnesia is whether an individual could stop memorizing or recalling memory-stored materials. It is t...

Q: Why it is says that Positive parent-teen relations and positive peer relations often go hand in hand...

A: Being a parent it’s very important to build a healthy relationship with their children so that they ...

Q: What is the psychological factor that produce behavior in youth and young adults?

A: -In psychology, the term "psychological factors" are described as the factors that generally encompa...

Q: High levels of self-disclosure are reciprocated in most social encounters. T or F?

A: False 

Q: Following an anti-drug campaign, researchers notice attitude change in the opposite direction of wha...

A: Consumer behavior is the study of how people make purchase decisions, features they prefer one over ...

Q: What is Play therapy  ,it's  techniques and example of some cases it can be used for ?

A: Daily workout is among the most important strategies to cope with stress. Rolling, biking, play area...

Q: Which strategies are better for long-term retention: cramming and rereading material,or spreading ou...

A: Long-term retention is holding the information in the long-term memory , so that information can be ...

Q: What is the cannabis use disorder ?

A: Cannabis use disorder, also known as marijuana addiction is the excessive use of cannabis that resul...

Q: How did the neo-Freudians generally depart from Freud’s ideas?

A: The psychodynamic viewpoint includes various perspectives that emphasize the significance of unconsc...

Q: How do heredity and environment affect personality?

A: Personality is an unique dynamic organization of behavioral pattern , traits and individual's charac...