What are these theorist's contribution to Personality Psychology? • Marvin Zuckerman • Claude Cloninger • E.O Wilson • David Buss • John B. Watson

Q: Which of the three altruism models do you genuinely adhere the most? Why?

A: * Altruism is unselfish nature towards the other people such as showing empathy, helping, understand...

Q: What is self? Explain

A: We discuss a lot of topics in psychology which is related to human development in and out, whether i...

Q: How do we learn appropriate behaviors and attitudes

A: Attitude is a psychological construct, a cognitive and passionate commodity that inheres in or repre...

Q: Megan Cardova, who works as a sales executive at Orbit Bank, has been failing to meet her sales targ...

A: Fritz Heider, an Austrian psychologist founded the "Attribution" theory. He was a Gestalt psychologi...

Q: The big drop in mortality in infancy and before middle age that occurred at the beginning of the 20t...

A: Mortality rate can be defined as number of deaths in a population in an year per population size of ...

Q: What is self?

A: In the field of psychology, different theories like psychoanalytic theory along with their applicati...

Q: Teffrey Dahmer was judged to be legally sane at the time he killed and dismembered 15 ndividuals. Th...

A: Psychopathology is the branch of psychology that studies abnormal behavior in human beings and their...

Q: How do teachers foster sexism?

A: Sexism is the term used to define the discrimination between men and women based on their gender. It...

Q: Is deep caring found in every human life?

A: The meaning of life, as we see it, is drawn from philosophical and theological reflections on existe...

Q: Explain the following statement: "The essence of mental health and well-being as an adolescent carri...

A: Adolescence is a phase of transition marked by significant changes in physical maturity, cognitive c...

Q: What concept is this? a. Self-confidence b. Self-dependency c. Self-efficacy d. Self-regulation

A: The above concept is self-efficacy. Self-efficacy is a person's belief in their capability to overco...

Q: Please describe Brofenbrenner’s Ecological Model and how it illustrates how growth is multi-contextu...

A: Previous views of child development were criticised by American psychologist Urie Bronfenbrenner.  H...

Q: What is important in group counseling that is informed by neuroscience?

A: Neuroscience deals with the nervous system and its functions. It seek to explore the impact nervous ...

Q: Why did Danny become dependent on drugs when many of his friends and siblings do not?

A: Danny started to smoke during his highschool. Due to the peer pressure or impulsive behavior during ...

Q: Why is it important that even when reading for entertainment a reader should make a list of key idea...

A: Learning is an active cognitive process that involves the interpretation and comprehension of the av...

Q: Come up with a topic that interests you (it doesn't have to be specifically related to psychology) a...

A: Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve the first three subparts for...

Q: Explain weakness of the Experimental Method

A: The systematic procedure or techniques that are purposely used for analyzing, selecting, processing ...

Q: Researchers in education examined the “Outcomes of a Remedial Arithmetic Program Teaching Geometry t...

A: Research is the process of seeking out new knowledge, insight, and facts. A researcher is someone wh...

Q: Infants are repeatedly shown pictures of a cat until they become bored and no longer are looking at ...

A: Infants go through various learning stages as they are new to the world and are experiencing a lot o...

Q: Which of the following is a distinction between science and pseudoscience? a. pseudoscience accepts...

A: Science, according to Karl Popper, is what makes testable and falsifiable predictions. Pseudoscience...

Q: What are the closed-Ended questions?

A: Closed-ended questions are widely used in surveys and questionnaires to acquire quantitative data fr...

Q: One doctorate student conducted a research study in which he argued “Does a unit on proper nutrition...

A: In Research methodology, there are a lot of research is done on the basis of the topic to bring out ...

Q: In your own words, what is free will and determinism?

A: Humanistic psychology is a psychological persecution that emphasizes looking into a human being as a...

Q: Gilbert Ryle- The self is the way people behave. Explain

A: This question is being answered under psychology aa the concept of self belongs to psychology. Gilbe...

Q: One common problem of motivation is procrastination, or putting off until the very last moment, task...

A: Motivation can be described as the extrinsic or the intrinsic force that makes an individual act in ...

Q: When deception has been used in a study, the researcher has the ethical responsibility to inform the...

A: Deception in research means to give false information or mislead participants about the nature of re...

Q: Why might towns and countries in past times have been inclined to punish both those who attempted su...

A: Suicide is a huge medical and legal issue. Every year, more than 19,000 fatalities inside the United...

Q: three feasible and specific recommendations to respond to issues of otherness as it relates to how g...

A: Gender equality always gets in the discussion whenever we talk about giving the role to any specific...

Q: Based on the thoughts of Augustine and Aquinas, explain in your own words the meaning of Divine Comm...

A: Philosophers, both past and present, have attempted to justify ethical concepts within the context o...

Q: True or false : Social isolation is a contributing factor to various forms of prejudice and discrimi...

A: Social isolation refers to the state where an individual lacks social connections. It is measured by...

Q: In the research title "the effect of cognitive insight through cognitive biases on risk for psychosi...

A: In experiment there are two variables, independent variable (IV) and dependent variables (DV). Indep...

Q: How does John Stuart Mill answer those who might say that people would not always prefer the life of...

A: The only things attractive as ends are pleasure as well as freedom from suffering; and all valuable ...

Q: In reference to human learning, describe a scenario in the community where you would apply classical...

A: Learning is frequently defined by psychologists as a generally permanent change in behaviour as a re...

Q: 7. Psychological Disorders are defined as all of the following EXCEPT: maladaptive atypical O distur...

A: According to APA, DSM-5, a psychological disorder is characterized by significant disturbance/s in a...

Q: a memoir by mentionning one person that have an invisible disability in any book with mentioning the...

A: Invisible disabilities refers to those disabilities which are not visible from the outside. They are...

Q: what is Diagnostic assessment?

A: In learning and education, there are few types of assessment. They are diagnostic, formative, summat...

Q: Explain how does Horney's theory differ from Freud's explaining personality

A: According to Freud, our personality is composed of three factors i.e, Id, Ego and Superego. These fa...

Q: A researcher plans a study to test the effectiveness of the discussion method in an introductory res...

A: A research design in the field of research psychology is the manner in which a researcher collaborat...

Q: Define the concept of change and evaluate the changes the school system is faced with regarding the ...

A: The coronavirus disease i.e. COVID-19, that the World Health Organization has classified as a pandem...

Q: What is Stress response ?

A: Any type of changes that can cause the strain psychologically, mentally, and physically that impact ...

Q: How does the illusion of out-group homogeneity increase in-group cohesion?

A: Members in a group have the tendency to perceive members of an outside group as more similar or homo...

Q: 1. Which of the following are empirical ways of knowing? a. authority and rationality  b. intuitiv...

A: There is just one acceptable source of new knowledge: empiricism. Others, such as authority, rationa...

Q: Which of the following is the best measure of central tendency for Confidence in Science? Median:2, ...

A: When we do any research and collect samples and calculate to get any result there is a need for a st...

Q: 43. Evidence suggests that contribute(s) to the risk of developing schizophrenia. O the internalizat...

A: 43.Schizophrenia is characterized by loss of contact with the reality. Schizophrenia is characterize...

Q: Answer the following question in terms of cognitive psychology, is the belief that substances like s...

A: Heuristics are mental shortcuts that are used in place of detailed and analytical thinking at many i...

Q: 38. Systematic desensitization is a form of: O modeling O operant conditioning O counterconditioning...

A: Developed by psychiatrist Joseph Wolpe, systematic desensitisation, or progressive exposure therapy,...

Q: 34. Which of the following is not an anxiety disorder? O panic disorder O Conversion Disorder O Spec...

A: Anxiety disorders are characteristic of a general feeling of worry or fear that is irrational and th...

Q: Hi. Can u pls make a operational definition of each? Thank you   Happiness Motivation Podcast S...

A: Social psychology is a vast field in research in which researchers select different variables accord...

Q: What would be the hypothesis for an experimental study to figure out if time spent on zoom caues som...

A: Hypothesis are statements, which are testable as well as falsifiable, which guide the experiment.