What complex processes between sensory stimuli in general and our cognitive response/s to them are involved in how we make sense of an artwork?and How do these cognitive responses to stimuli (especially ones involving our sense of sight) influence our perception of visual images?

Q: What is hindsight bias?

A: Hindsight bias: The term "hindsight bias" is also referred to as "creeping determinism" and the "kne...

Q: Five abnormal behavior causes and effect

A: A behavior which is considered to be different from the normal practices is considered to be Abnorma...

Q: What is Selective amnesia ?

A: Memory is a cognitive function that is crucial to everyday living such as driving, engaging in daily...

Q: What are the Characteristics of High-Quality Child Care?

A: Regardless of whether you are searching for a huge kid care focus, a religious community, or a more ...

Q: If you hold your arm straight out and someone pulls it down slightly, it quickly bounces back. Which...

A: The human body has been designed as such that it involves multiple complex functioning in sustenance...

Q: A reasonable conclusion you can reach reading the module on Personality Assessment is:   a. it...

A: Personality assessment is a complex process because personality is dynamic. Though, it has been anal...

Q: Termination   Action   Precontemplation   Preparation   Maintenance   Contemplation Josh starts ...

A: Prochaska and DiClemente introduced the Transtheoretical Model in the 1970s that focuses on the deci...

Q: Self-recording, even without the use of extra rewards, can bring about desired changes in target beh...

A: SELF RECORDING -  it is recording own activities  or functions . This is a type of feedback by obser...

Q: What is psychosexual stages?

A: Freud proposed that the personality of a child is developed after e undergoes five psychosexual stag...

Q: Define ‘Attitude’. Attitudes are evaluations of a person, behavior, belief or concept. How can we ch...

A: An attitude is a form of awareness or work approaching an individual, thing, or circumstance. Love f...

Q: Discriminate the importance of conciseness and clarity in active communication.

A: Completeness  Now and again we may begin talking in English even with an individual who may not be k...

Q: Internal validity is to _____ as external validity is to _____.     generalizability; causalit...

A: INTERNAL VALIDITY - it is defined as the extent to which a piece of evidence supports a claim about ...

Q: Which neurotransmitter is broken into two pieces to inactivate it, after it excites the postsynaptic...

A: Neurotransmitters refer to bodily chemical substances that carry signals from a single neuron to ano...

Q: An experimenter is interested in studying the relationship between hunger andaggression. What type o...

A: Research is the scientific exploration of an event, occurrence, or phenomenon. Research involves str...

Q: Which of the following factors does NOT influence conformity?   a. the size of the group  ...

A: Human is a social being that is why many things around in society influence them as they want to be ...

Q: Emotional processes are closely tied to ________ processes. (Fill in the blank)

A: Emotional processing introduces a progressive decline of passionate responses across time. According...

Q: What are some social and cultural sources of stress?

A: Stress to any organism is the component of strain that they feel on account of something physical or...

Q: Maintaining your body’s set point for fat is closely linked with the amount of __________ in the blo...

A: Maintaining your body’s set point for fat is closely linked with the amount of __________ in the blo...

Q: How should we define psychological disorders?

A: Psychological disorders are commonly termed as psychiatric disorders or commonly called as mental he...

Q: What is the selection effect, and how might it affect a teen’s decision to join sports teams at scho...

A: Social Psychology is the sub-group of Psychology in which group behavior is the focus of study. The ...

Q: What is memory consolidation?

A: Memory consolidation refers to the processes involving chemical changes in the nervous system, throu...

Q: Typically between which age group bipolar II disorder mostly found?

A: Bipolar disorder is a psychological disorder that influences behaviour.

Q: Define a control group?

A: An investigation is divided into two groups: Experimental group. Control group. The experimental g...

Q: What evidence indicates that humans have an internal biological clock?

A: The internal biological clock of humans is known as circadian or circadian rhythms. The circadian rh...

Q: Debate the pros and cons of online counseling. Be sure to include ethical considerations that arise ...

A: Pros of Online Therapy  Great Option for Remote Areas  Online therapy offers admittance to mental he...

Q: Brainwashing differs from other persuasive attempts in that brainwashing requires a(n) _____________...

A: Brainwashing is hanging of an individual behavior and thoughts by the force or stimuli of other peop...

Q: How does culture affect attributional processes?

A: Attribution process is the involvement of people to understanding and reaction to others. Ability to...

Q: Compare the role of genetics in substance abuse, depression, schizophrenia, and autism.

A: Substance Abuse  Genetics. Whenever you've begun utilizing a medication, the advancement into addict...

Q: What is the key therapy technique of Biological model?

A: Biomedical therapies work to reduce the symptoms of mental disorders.

Q: address the following: Children with low-birth-weight often have delayed intellectual development. A...

A: John Piaget gave the theory of cognitive development. He divided the stages of cognitive development...

Q: Briñol and Petty (2003) conducted a study in which participants tried on headphones while listening ...

A: Brinol and Petty conducted a study in 2003 based on the hypothesis of self-validation. The self-vali...

Q: What evidence challenges the idea that we identify people’s emotions by their facial expressions?

A: Emotions are a complex state of feeling or a response due to internal or external factors, which eff...

Q: How do these traits reflect differing brain structure?

A: on the off chance that individuals report being outgoing, upright, and pleasing, "they are most like...

Q: Describe the factors that influence patientcompliance with the therapeutic plan.

A: Psychology as a discipline has its applicability in various areas. There are various dimensions wher...

Q: In your own words, explain how are panic disorder and generalized anxiety disorder similar. How are ...

A: Differences Panic Disorder  Repeating panic assaults  Dread of going crazy or letting completely go ...

Q: Researchers believe that one important function of sleep is to facilitate learning and memory. How d...

A: A natural internal process that helps in regulating sleep cycle is known as circadian rhythm. It rep...

Q: Of the following, which shows the LEAST brain activity? A. Slow-wave sleep B. Coma C. Vegetative sta...

A: Slow wave sleep is also referred to as deep sleep consisting of stage 3 of Non REM sleep. They are c...

Q: Discuss factors that influence the components of self-concept ?

A: Self- concept is described as how a person perceives themselves. It is inclusive of all the attribut...

Q: How can functional fixedness and mental set interfere with problem solving?

A: Problem-solving is a cognitive function that is used in day-to-day living. This cognitive ability fo...

Q: ___________ is a powerful sedative and muscle relaxant that possesses many of the depressant propert...

A: Methaqualone  is a powerful sedative and muscle relaxant that possesses many of the depressant prope...

Q: Describe the teaching–learning process, includingdomains, developmental concerns, and specificprinci...

A: Teacher- learning process is an art of teaching in between the teacher  and students. An instrumenta...

Q: What is Problem-solving skills training ?

A: Problem-solving skills are the key skills which helps in analyzing an issue and in determining effec...

Q: A negative correlation describes when two variables trend downward together.   True?  False?

A: Correlation is a statistical measure that estimates the extent to which two variables progress in as...

Q: How do clinicians treat Acute and Posttraumatic stress disorder ?

A: Acute stress disorder is an unpleasant, dysfunctional, and intense reaction that occurs after a trau...

Q: How do biological and psychological factors contribute to antisocial personality disorder?

A: ASPD or Antisocial personality disorder is a class B disorder as per DSM-5 that includes symptoms ra...

Q: What is behavior feedback effect?

A: An individual’s attitude is a result of their experience and the way they are brought up, these fact...

Q: What is standard deviation ?

A: Statistical measures in psychology are a means to interpret the research findings and further relate...

Q: What is the therapy technique of Cognitive therapy?

A: Cognitive-behavioral therapy is a type of psychotherapy in which people learn how to identify the is...

Q: Thompson and Daniel are best friends who put equivalent volumes of work into their studies, housewor...

A: Psychology is the study of the scientific study of the human mind and behavior. It concerns itself w...

Q: How does a sex-linked gene differ from a sex-limited gene?

A: Sex- linked gene are  depicted on the 23rd pair of chromosome which is X and Y. They are responsible...