What are the mechanisms of hearing?

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Q: Can you please help me sumerize.  According to Britannica, T.Defense mechanism, in psychoanalytic th...

A: Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory is based on the assumption that there are conflicting forces i...

Q: Psychology is the scientific study of mind and behavior. Behavior refers to:

A: Psychology is all about observations and analysis of behavior and mind of living organisms. For exam...

Q: Remy likes to go home after a hard day at work and relax in a chair, watching the fire roar in his f...

A: Rapid-eye-movement sleep known as REM is a unique sleeping pattern in birds and mammals, it is chara...

Q: Describe how infants imitates sounds, movements and words that he hears or sees? What about simple g...

A: According to child development research studies, most of the developmental milestones achieved by in...

Q: What is nature versus nurture

A: In human psychology, the human behavior is the mixture of what he or she receive from from environme...

Q: How important are parenting styles?

A: Parenting Styles- It's defined as a psychological construct representing standard strategies that pa...

Q: Alyssa’s grandmother had a stroke. Afterward, she experienced trouble keeping her balance and stumb...

A: Human Brain stem is categorized in 3 main regions, forebrain,mid brain and hind brain. Each have uni...

Q: If you were a professor, how would you best get your students to study regularly? Group of answer c...

A: Classroom management is the term referred to the teachers and the ways in which they ensure that the...

Q: Positive reinforcers increase the rate of responding, and negative reinforcers decrease it. True or ...

A: Positive reinforcers are the desired outcomes that increase the likelihood of occurrence of a behavi...

Q: Matilda’s boyfriend just sent her a beautiful teddy bear as a gift. According to the global workspac...

A: Global Workplace Model simply talks about the distribution of various information processing structu...

Q: How does group membership affect individual behavior?

A: The group is defined as the collection of two or more than two people coming together with having co...

Q: A clear vision backed by definite plans will a.reduce our performance b.have no impact on performanc...

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Q: Frank wants to investigate how mental processes, such as attention, affect the amount of time that a...

A: Frank wants to investigate how mental processes, such as attention, affect the amount of time that a...

Q: What are the features of short-term memory?

A: Short-term memory, often called active memory, describes the capacity of the memory to hold small in...

Q: A biologist tests different lighting conditions for bacteria. She uses the same number of the same s...

A: IV or independent variable is the variable being changed in the experiment in order to see its effec...

Q: What does punishment do to behavior?

A: Operant conditioning is a method of learning in which the person learns through punishments or reinf...

Q: emotion, motivation and perception

A: Emotion perception is determined as an individual's abilities and capacities to identify and recogni...

Q: oday, most psychologists would agree with which statement concerning mental processes a. The...

A: Mental processes consist of all the things that the human mind can do naturally such as memory, perc...

Q: The Implicit Association Test might be measuring implicit prejudice, but what other explanations mig...

A: Implicit prejudice- It is usually defined as a prejudice that people hold without being aware of it.

Q: The basic speech sounds are called _________________; the smallest meaningful units of speech are ca...

A: Speech- It is defined as the ability to express thoughts as well as feelings by the means of articul...

Q: What is an example of perception

A: Perception is a cognitive process that occurs regularly and constantly. An individual is continuousl...

Q: Colored afterimages are best explained bya. trichromatic theoryb. the effects of astigmatismc. senso...

A: Colored afterimage: The term "colored afterimage" is determined as an optical illusion. When an indi...

Q: Summarize in a table the three ways we develop attitudes and give an example of each way

A: Attitudes are referred to as a set of opinions, beliefs, perceptions and behaviours that we hold tow...

Q: Tanya is 78 years old and has stayed physically and mentally active, so she is experiencing only the...

A: Cognitive Decline is the informed encounter of worsening or more constant trouble or memory deterior...

Q: Which of the following statements about nervous system communicat A. The nervous system uses electri...

A: The human biology is made up of in such a way that each organ and biological system has its own func...

Q: How Does Biology Affect Personality?

A: Personality of a person is defined as the set of emotions,his behavior and actions. It is also about...

Q: Summarize how processing of arousal in the reticular activating system (RAS) may be responsible for ...

A: Reticular Activation System connects our brain stem to the cerebral cortex via neural paths. It serv...

Q: explain with examples how behavior,environment and personal factors interact to influence human lear...

A: Behavior is whatever humans  do . And this is influenced with whatever present in this living world ...

Q: Assess the risk of suicide and give reasons for the assessment. Thank you lot

A: Risk of suicide or suicidal assessment can be done by using two methods 1. Warning signs: the factor...

Q: You are asked to memorize long lists of telephone numbers. You learn a new list each day for ten day...

A: Interference is term related to encoding of information in long term memory. In long term memory , a...

Q: Which of the following is true about prosocial behavior? a. How often people have moved from one pla...

A: Prosocial behavior- It is defined as an inborn tendency of human beings to help other members of the...

Q: Watching violence in the media and behaving aggressively are positively correlated. What does this m...

A: Aggression-It is defined as the feelings of anger resulting in hostile or violent behavior.

Q: What is social influence?

A: Human society is made up of different set of cultural rules, norms, and values. These values and nor...

Q: Describe applied behavioral analysis in the treatment of a child with autism

A: Applied behaviour Analysis is the therapeutic technique focused on understanding the behaviour. This...

Q: Which of the following study technique has the best outcome in terms of learning?

A: In this constantly changing world, humans need to have more enhanced version of learning . That is m...

Q: Define the Fundamental Attribution Error (FAE)

A: Attribution refers to how we understand the causes of the behavior of a person or group. Prejudiced ...

Q: What can people do to cope and recover after a stressful experience?

A: Managing or coping with stress can be described as way in which person attempts at controlling or ma...

Q: What language skills does the toddler express?

A: Language development during infancy is essential for establishing early conversation with children. ...

Q: In which direction are potassium ions moving during phase 3 (repolarization) of the action potential...

A: The rise and fall of membrane potential when a neuron transmits a electrical impulses down an axon i...

Q: When Fiona was a child, her grandmother taught her to make lasagna. Now, when Nicholas asks Fiona fo...

A: Conscious processing involves the operations and activities that the individual is aware of, these a...

Q: Jool wants to study whether children in public playgrounds tend to play with children of their own ...

A: Researcher observes the behaviour of the participants without any attempt at intervention or manipul...

Q: What are some problems in trying to implement a behavioral self-management program? How can managers...

A: Behavioural Self-Management are strategic techniques of behaviour modification carried out by organi...

Q: Research shows that social support from family and friends has little effect on the health consequen...

A: Stress is a common response the body has when changes happen in bodily, enthusiastic, and learned re...

Q: Happiness has only a small positive correlation with wealth. T or F?

A: Correlation means how two  variables are correlated with each other. That is changes in one variable...

Q: The maternity blues and postpartum depression are the same thing. T or F?

A: A mother develops an emotional bond with her baby during her pregnancy period. There is no bond in t...

Q: How Do Other People Influence Us?

A: In the social perspective , human learn from each other's actions and reactions. This social learnin...

Q: How might dream theories explain instances when people appear to have dreamed of an event they were ...

A: A dream involves imagery, thinking, and emotions that take place while one is asleep. There are diff...

Q: Is creativity an individual or group phenomenon? Justify withat least FIVE (5)relevantpoints and exa...

A: Creativity describes the social and mental process that includes the production of new concepts or i...

Q: In general, how does memory work?

A: Memory is the perseverance of acquiring, comprehending and retain information over the time, through...