What are the commonly negative symptoms found in Schizophrenia ?

Q: What is resistance?

A: Psychoanalysis  It was founded by Sigmund Freud, an Austrian neurologist. The premise that everyone ...

Q: empirical method in psycjology

A: Empirical method is a method which is used to  conducting a research which needs experimentation and...

Q: Give the meaning/description of the following: a.) Ethics b.) Moral Issue c.) Moral Delimma d.) Mora...

A: Morality deals with the one's moral development that how an individual becomes ethically practiced i...

Q: How did John Dewey’s beliefs influence how mathematics curriculum is taught in United States schools...

A: John Dewey was an American psychologist as well as an educational reformer. John Dewey stated that o...

Q: Which of the following is true?     Clients are less guarded about their responses on projective t...

A: The correct answer is B.

Q: How does the educational system work to disrupt inequity or to reinforce it

A: Good education is essential and promotes equality in society. It has the power to eliminate equality...

Q: What are assumptions about Social-Cognitive theory?

A: Social cognitive theory was developed by Albert Bandura which was based on the aspect of behaviorism...

Q: What are personality inventories, and what are their strengths and weaknesses as trait-assessment to...

A: A personality assessment instrument is usually compassing a series of announcements encircling diffe...

Q: You consider yourself to be a rational, serious, and ambitious person. How you feel about these qual...

A: > Psychology of self refers to the study of cognitive, behavioral or affective components of your...

Q: What cognitive processes are used in activities like  choosing what to have for lunch

A: There are three cognitive processes that help in the whole meal process but as far the matter of mea...

Q: Does actively role-playing aggression cause young people to become less sensitive to violence and mo...

A: Aggression is the emotional response of an individual in frustration, violent types of situations. A...

Q: How do psychotherapy and the biomedical therapies differ?

A: The study of any sort of issue In a person which suggestively shows abnormal cognition, behavior, an...

Q: The visual cliff is used to test for infant sensitivity to linear perspective. T or F?

A: Linear perspective is described as a cue for depth perception. Linear perspective is a monocular cue...

Q: Aristotle is known for developing which theory? Psychoanalysis       Associationism       Darwinism...

A: Aristotle was born in 384 BCE and was a Greek polymath and philosopher who was taught by Plato and f...

Q: In your own explanation, what is the deep meaning of "It is only with the heart that one can see rig...

A: People have many sights. We usually see things, but we often don't attend to them. When we start see...

Q: Looking at the photo, describe what the woman is communicating non-verbally.

A: Many studies believe that a person's ability and perspective to adapt to other cultures endures, and...

Q: Communication Apprehension Anxiety that comes from a particular communication situation. A Social An...

A: Anxiety is an emotional state characterized by feelings of worry or fear of something that is about ...

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A: The term ergonomics is used for the study of people's efficiency or capabilities in their workplace....

Q: Explain client-centered therapy

A: Psychotherapy  It is defined as a voluntary relationship between the person seeking treatment, known...

Q: Which of the following is a somesthetic sense? a. gustation b. olfaction c. rarefaction d. kinesthes...

A: Information reaches the brain in form of sensations. When these sensations arrives here, it modifies...

Q: Look over the list of behaviors below and choose one of the behaviors. Explain what steps you would ...

A: Behavior modification can be done with the help of several behavior modification techniques develope...

Q: What are the other names of gender reassignment surgery ?

A: Gender reassignment surgery is a procedure by which a transgender individual's outer and physical ap...

Q: What is Biomedical therapy?

A: Psychotherapy  It is defined as a voluntary relationship between the person seeking treatment, known...

Q: Explain the major theories and approaches to explaining personality. Identify the major critique for...

A: Personality refers to the dynamic behavior, thoughts, and feelings of an individual that are unique ...

Q: What is character

A: Character is a sub part  of peraonality and it is  evolved from personality through learning and exp...

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A: The communication process is studied by psychologists. Communication is a two-way process involving ...

Q: 3. Imagine that a young child has been watching content that is violent and not really age appropria...

A: According to Albert Bandura, children try to observe and imitate actions of others in their environm...

Q: Explain the trait theory of personality and give real life example

A: Personality could be defined as the characteristic way of responding to an individual, situation. It...

Q: Consider a field experiment in which a researcher observes people behaving in a natural setting. For...

A: Debriefing is an important part of psychological experiments. It plays a role in the consent process...

Q: Write as many surveillance behaviors that a stalker might engage in as you can think of below. Consi...

A: Stalking is phenomenon where a person watches (surveillance) and pursues another person physically (...

Q: Mantras are words said silently to oneself to end a session of meditation. T or F?

A: Meditation is a form of practice in which a person trains his mind to focus and redirect his thought...

Q: Which of these is NOT a form of testing from the testing method? Intelligence Tests       Aptitude ...

A: Psychological tests are the non-verbal or verbal tests which are used to assess certain aspects of a...

Q: How did Freud think people defended themselves against anxiety?

A: Psychoanalysis It was founded by Sigmund Freud, an Austrian neurologist. The premise that everyo...

Q: When you become a teacher, how are you going to encourage your future learners to improve their gift...

A: Gifted children contain a minority of the populace, although not such a few minorities as it some of...

Q: When you want to establish divergent validity, you need to make sure that: you have two tests that ...

A: Validity alludes to how precisely a method measures what it is supposed to measure. Assuming examina...

Q: Client : “I don’t like what smoking crack does to my health, but it really reduces my stress.” Couns...

A: Reflect both sides of the client's ambivalence.

Q: Behaviorist learning theory Social learning theory Psychodynamic learning theory Humanistic learn...

A: Humanism, is the another name, that is often used for Humanistic learning theory, this learning theo...

Q: How can we utilize the arts to express ourselves, community and our relation to others?

A: Arts and psychological well-being are closely related and have been researched thoroughly to express...

Q: Explain the alternative treatment possibilities to psychotherapy. How does rehabilitation of the men...

A: Psychotherapy is a form of psychological treatment in which the therapist used different kinds of te...

Q: the history of intelligence testing/tests, describe two different theories about intelligence and th...

A: Ans. Intelligence refers to the capability of a person to hold on to their experiences in life, in o...

Q: nd you get to go to lunch. Except when you go to get to your lunch, it's not there. You probably lef...

A: 1) Firstly, I will make everyone at ease, especially the new friend who accompanied my friend. Then,...

Q: What is Stoop Effect. Why we Studying it. And explaination should have a comprehensive background su...

A: The Stroop effect, first documented in the 1930s by John Ridley Stroop (Psychologist), is human inab...

Q: What was Freud’s view of personality?

A: Personality  It is casually defined as an individual's unique as well as relatively stable patterns ...

Q: What is insight therapies?

A: Psychotherapy   It is defined as a voluntary relationship between the person seeking treatment, kn...

Q: Excuse me! How do I get to the police station? * Go straight on hill street. Go Past the school, pas...

A: The correct answer is option C.  

Q: . Why is scientific research relevant to clinical practice?

A: One potential application of psychology is clinical practice, which encompasses the diagnosis and tr...

Q: Who is the father of Psychology?

A: Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental process. It is a vast field that studies a...

Q: A personality disorder, such as antisocial personality, is characterized by__________. (fill in the ...

A: Psychopathology  It is a branch of psychology dealing with the study of abnormal or maladaptive be...

Q: how has bias historically impacted validity and reliability of intelligence testing?

A: Knowing that the validity of a test is formed when the test measures what it intends to measure and ...

Q: what is the full form of DSM ?

A: Psychopathology  It is a branch of psychology dealing with the study of abnormal or maladaptive beha...