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Q: Cross-modal perception or "multi-sensory perception" is the study of? Group of answer choices how we...

A: Cross-modal perception or multi-sensory perception refers to how information from one sense organ in...

Q: Explain understanding emotions?

A: Emotions are the subjective state of mind.  Emotions can be of two kinds: Positive emotions.  Negat...

Q: According to Cognitive-behavioral theories what cause unipolar depression ?

A: Unipolar depression is also termed as (MDD) Major depressive disorder, is explained by a persistent ...

Q: Tolman and Honzik (1930) found rats learned to navigate a maze without reinforcement, a blow to theo...

A: > Learning is considered as relatively stable change in behavior due to experience. Tolman and Ho...

Q: 1. What does this statement mean, please give examples that connect to this claim? Write a paragraph...

A: Individuals around the world are involved in making decisions and living under the repercussions of ...

Q: Kindergarten program include various activities ? With a focus on play based leasing . These activit...

A: Kindergarten is a space where children are admitted to unleash their skills and learn the basic acti...

Q: Does Morality Depend on Religion?

A: Morality can be defined as the distinction between the actions that are appraise as positive and act...

Q: What is the IQ of a 6-year-old with a mental age of 7?

A: Intelligence  It is defined as the capacity to understand the world, think in a rational way as we...

Q: Marina became consumed with the need to clean the entirehouse and refused to participate in any othe...

A: The psychological state conditions or psychological state issues that may affect an individual's moo...

Q: What is the percentage of receiving treatment currently for bipolar I disorder ?

A: The basic difference between Bipolar 1 disorder and Bipolar 2 disorder is that in Bipolar1 disorder ...

Q: When the Major depressive disorder may additionally further described as ‘peripartum' ?

A: The mental health conditions which affect a person's behavior, feeling, personality and generate dys...

Q: Described Emotion-focused coping

A: > Coping refers to management of stressful situation, resulting from demands or challenges of lif...

Q: If a psychologist is using a Mental Status Exam to evaluate a client, they may use which of the foll...

A: Introduction Mental status examination is a tool used by psychologists to understand the physical an...

Q: What do you I want to know more about in the field of psychology?

A: Psychology is a science of human behaviour which is not have any limit, as we all know it is a scien...

Q: Describe the effects of stress on the immune system.

A: Immune system is defined as the defense department of human body . It is made up of WBC i.e. white b...

Q: What social and economic factors might exacerbate the stress associated with the transition to paren...

A: Parenthood is a very crucial and inevitable part of every human being. It is when the adult or their...

Q: Knowing involves retrieving ____________, or what we call_________. Group of answer choices flashbul...

A: Memory is the process or a set of processes which are utilized by the brain to gain, hold, retain al...

Q: Psychologists who emphasize the importance of negativeperceptions, beliefs, and thoughts in depressi...

A: Social-cognition perspective was focused on understanding the complex psychological functioning and ...

Q: Write a short note on Intelligence: Nature and nurture

A: Intelligence refers o the ability of an individual to understand, gain and apply knowledge to adjust...

Q: Diffrentiate between primary and secondary groups?

A: Group It is an organized system made up of two or more individuals who interact, are interdependent,...

Q: Question 4 Which of the following statements describes the "ID"? Expresses sexual and aggressive ins...

A: 1. ID: ID is the instinctual and primitive aspect of personality. It follows the pleasure principle....

Q: What is the correct reference format for a book .a O .Weinberg, RS, & Gould, D. (2011). Foundations ...

A: An important part of research is to draw on the work of others as they have already spent time and e...

Q: Define crystallized intelligence

A: Introduction: R. B. Cattell gave two types of intelligence.  Crystallized intelligence  Fuild intel...

Q: What are the three criteria that a psychological test must meet in order to be widely accepted? Expl...

A: The psychological assessment can be referred to as the procedures and the techniques of testing whic...

Q: Errors of prospective memory are often called failures of _______ Group of answer choices Omissions ...

A: Prospective memory is a type of memory which involves performing an action in some specific time poi...

Q: What are the symptoms of PMDD?

A: PMDD stands for Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder. It is a severe form of premenstrual syndrome or PMS...

Q: A change in behavior that occurs in response to unspoken pressure from a group is called ___________...

A: The branch of psychology which studies how an individual's feelings, thoughts, and behavior can infl...

Q: Which term best describes this definition: The effects of demands on an individual. Stressor Stress ...

A: Psychology is the branch of social science in which the person's mind and behavior are studied.  It ...

Q: Question 15 This theorist is famous for putting rats in boxes to study behavioural reinforcement: Ca...

A: Ans. In psychology, there are several theorists who've worked in their specific fields, in order to ...

Q: 4. At trial, Eileen is asked by the prosecutor for her version of events regarding the night a crime...

A: Introduction  In a court trial, witnesses are called to provide the account that they have witnessed...

Q: Respond to the following questions in 100 to 150 What does the field of cognitive psychology study?

A: "Hi! Thank you for the question As per the honor code,  we are allowed to answer one question at a t...

Q: 9.  Which of the following is NOT considered a need for human motivation? Group of answer choices R...

A: (According to the terms and conditions of Bartleby, we can only answer one question at a time.) The ...

Q: Is it a fixed ratio , variable ratio , fixed interval , or variable interval

A: Fixed ratio schedule means giving out reinforcement to the organism only after fixed number of respo...

Q: Explain Sartre’s belief: “Human being is free, human being is freedom."

A: Jean Paul Sartre was a great French Playwright. novelist and literary critic. He had put forward his...

Q: In doing a personal development plan, what are the factors that one needs to consider?

A: Personal development is the ongoing act of assessing your life goals and values and building your ab...

Q: 24.  Handwriting and typing are___________: each action is in response to different stimuli. Group ...

A: Handwriting and typing are sub part of motor activities that have linkage with different brain regio...

Q: If two memories are equally strong the older will be _____ and ____ to be forgotten. Group of answer...

A: Retrieving memory from the brain is the transmission happening via a memory section called long term...

Q: The total acceptance Rogers advocated as part of a growthpromoting environment is called ___________...

A: Rogers gave the Humanistic Approach to psychotherapy, according to which, following are the factors ...

Q: German psychologist William Stern derived the famous _______ test. (fill in the blank)

A: In the field of qualitative analysis of human beings, psychological testing plays significant role. ...

Q: Severe depression that has not responded to other therapy may be treated with______________ ________...

A: when a person experiences severe sadness, feeling of hopelessness, loss of interest. lack of sleep, ...

Q: How was DSM-5 developed?

A: DSM- 5 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Diseases) is the 5th edition of the DSM handbook...

Q: What are the emotional symptoms of depression ?

A: Depression is a mood disorder characterized by symptoms such as persistent low mood and loss of inte...

Q: Define intelligence quotient?

A: Intelligence Quotient refers the result that is evaluated out of Intelligence Tests conducted for an...

Q: What is intelligence test?

A: Ans. Testing plays an important role in psychological research. And, it is used to measure several p...

Q: How have humanistic theories influenced psychology? What criticisms havethey faced?

A: Humanistic psychology refers to the approach of psychology that focuses on the promotion of the heal...

Q: Who said “There are two types of speakers.Those who get nervous and those who are liars.?

A: Please find the answer in the following section. 

Q: 2. Recognize the importance of crisis preparedness 3. Learn to ascertain and manage priorities durin...

A: A genuine crisis usually appears unexpectedly and happens with almost no warning. Except if your org...

Q: 19.  The finding that a list of longer words is more difficult than the same size of a group of sma...

A: Human memory system is divided into 3 main section sensory,short term and long term. This division o...

Q: Question 7 What is psychoanalysis? uses analytic techniques to help release repressed thoughts, and ...

A: Ans. Uses analytic techniques to help release repressed thoughts, and emotions.  Psychoanalysis is c...

Q: Which of the following statements is true of bulimia nervosa?a. People with bulimia continue to want...

A: Bulimia is characterized by episodes of binge eating, then self-induced vomiting, and using diet pil...