What do you mean by misinformation and imagination effects?

Q: ________ is your sense of body position and movement.Your ____________ specifically monitors yourhea...

A: Sensation It is the process by which our brains receive information through our five senses, which t...

Q: Why is the the Gestalt principles intersting?

A: Gestalt principles are the ones which explain about the viewpoints of human beings related to the el...

Q: What evidence strongly indicates that the SCN produces the circadian rhythm itself?

A: Circadian rhythms are cycles that are biologically produced in the human body. This is used to adapt...

Q: Point out the similarities and differences of the definitions of Piaget and Ausubel on the concept o...

A: According to psychological studies, cognitive development reflects semantic content, whereas languag...

Q: What is the capacity of long-term memory? Are our long-term memoriesprocessed and stored in specific...

A: Atkinson and Shiffrin proposed a multi store model of memory, the model states that the Information ...

Q: Weber’s law states that for a difference to be perceived, twostimuli must differ bya. a fixed or con...

A: The mental process which studies the aspects such as attention, language, memory, sensation, percept...

Q: Talk about the the Gestalt principles

A: Gestalt Psychology is an approach to understanding human perception, cognition and behaviour. Accord...

Q: What are the differences between classical conditioning and operant conditioning?

A: Classical conditioning: The classical conditioning theory of learning was suggested by a Russian psy...

Q: Distinguish between sociological social psychology and psychological social psychology in a elaborat...

A: Social psychology is defined by sociologist Gordon Allport, social psychology is a branch of psychol...

Q: 1.) Which of the following are the main threats to motivation (there may be more than one answer)? G...

A: There are many concepts that are gaining momentum in the field of psychology. Some of these concepts...

Q: Which of the following is most likely to be a subject variable in a study? religious preference lunc...

A: Subject Variables in an experiment refers to those characteristics of the subjects which are likely ...

Q: The Stanford-Binet, the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale,and the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Ch...

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

Q: What is the ethical views about happy life and its relation to morality according to Kant?

A:   Certain individuals will more often than not say that ethical quality isn't important to accomplis...

Q: Given that women participate in the labor force in roughly the same proportion as men, why do you th...

A: In recent decades, women have started working and going out of the house. Gone are the days when wom...

Q: Freud proposed that painful or unacceptable memories areblocked from consciousness through a mechani...

A: Defense Mechanism  It refers to unconsciously adopted psychological strategies to safeguard an indiv...

Q: Nandita is a software engineer. She is under stress, which is disrupting her psychological equilibri...

A: Nandita would not feel stress as much if she isn't worried or anxious about something. Nandita could...

Q: emotions

A: Emotion: In psychology, the term "emotion" is determined as an individual's complex state related to...

Q: how the concept of pain and pleasure is connected to the idea of doing the right thing

A: Human strengths, abilities, traits, virtues, and related successful functioning in everyday settings...

Q: Recently several old psychology studies were done again, but the results did not match the earlier r...

A: In order for a research study to be effective, the findings of the research should have generalizabi...

Q: communication as a student?

A: Hundreds of billions of neurons and ganglia are entangled in the human brain's control (neural tissu...

Q: How prenatal influences on sexual orientation?

A: Sexual orientation is one of the major research areas that have not been researched properly and the...

Q: Multiple-choice questions test our ______________. Fill-in-the-blank questions test our_____________...

A: Memory It refers to the process of encoding, retaining as well as retrieving information over a peri...

Q: Annie grabs a crayon from her classmate so that she can finish her drawing. This is _ aggression a....

A: By analyzing the question we need to answer the given 4 statements. Below you can see the answer.

Q: Who was B.F Skinner? What is his essential contribution to psychology?

A: B.F. Skinner, the most prominent behaviorist, extended the concepts of behaviorism and brought them ...

Q: In an experiment, people have to respond with indexes of their left and right hand whether a stimulu...

A: In an experiment with different conditions, the order in which the treatments are provided ay have a...

Q: A depressed student who receives an “F” on an exam feels as though she is a complete failure.  Accor...

A: All or none thinking is the thinking in the extreme teems such as good or bad. Depressed individuals...

Q: When we are tested immediately after viewing a list of words, we tend to recall thefirst and last it...

A: Recall is referred to as the ability to retrieve an information already stored in the brain. There a...

Q: Discuss the quotation below: “Life isn’t about finding yourself but rather LIFE is about creating YO...

A: The given statement is subjective in nature and can be expressed differently with the different expe...

Q: 0. Which statement below best describes the ethical requirements for studies involving human subject...

A: When we are conducting a study which involves human beings we should strictly follow the ethical req...

Q: After Watson and Rayner classically conditioned Little Albertto fear a white rat, the child later sh...

A: Classical conditioning is a kind of learning principle in which learning happens by automated condit...

Q: Explain, what is meant by “fear is actually a packageof responses that are physical, emotional, andc...

A: The extensive unpleasant and disturbing emotions triggered various stimuli such as danger, threat, a...

Q: What is psychotropic medications?

A: Psychotropic medication: In psychology, the term "psychotropic medication" is determined as a term t...

Q: Benjamin Lee Whorf’s controversial hypothesis, called ______________ ______________ , suggestedthat ...

A: Language  It refers to the system for expressing as well as communicating thoughts as well as feelin...

Q: Diagnosis: For DSM IV - If there is no diagnosis on a particular axis, then put No  Diagnosis on Axi...

A: PTSD is known as post traumatic stress disorder which is a psychological condition in which person e...

Q: Using Canfield’s quote on success, identify the elements of Bandura, Dweck and Locke’s theory. Give ...

A: Attaining and achieving the goals and vision of life can be considered a success. Forming or structu...

Q: A researcher decides the best way to learn about children's behavior is to watch children interactin...

A: Observational approach is a form of non-experimental research method. This type of research is purel...

Q: D. Transaction logs

A: Transaction log: In psychological research, the term "transaction log" is determined as an "electric...

Q: Which of the following is typically Not used to describe those with anorexia nervosa? Perfectionist...

A: Eating disorders refer to the severe disruptive pattern of dietary habits and associated behaviors. ...

Q: Edward, 18 years old is a product of a broken family and stays with his lola. Although both of his p...

A: Family does have the greater impact on one's mental and physical health. The kind of environment tha...

Q: How do different reinforcement schedules affect behavior?

A: Reinforcement and conditioning are almost alike in the sense that both have similar results. Reinfor...

Q: [2] Some of the popular social beliefs about dialects include __________. a. Consists of cluster of...

A: Dialects refer to a form of language that is specific to a social group or region. Thus, they refer ...

Q: How does the biopsychosocial approach explain ourexperience of pain? Provide examples.

A: Pain is a complicated system and it is not a simple or easy process. Pain stimulation is controlled ...

Q: A food’s aroma can greatly enhance its taste. This is anexample ofa. sensory adaptation.b. chemical ...

A: The part of the nervous system responsible for the functioning and processing of all the sensory inf...

Q: How do we detect loudness, discriminate pitch, and locate sounds?

A: Psychologists define various features functions and related auditory experiences connected with hear...

Q: 8.The following are symptoms of bipolar 1 disorder:   a. extreme mania and deep depression   b. ...

A: Option D is Correct.  Bipolar- I is a mood disorder characterized by extreme mood swings such as ext...

Q: Global political economy

A: By analyzing the question we need to write an essay on "Competition of Ride sharing Apps in Banglade...

Q: Distinguish between positive reinforcement and negative reinforcement. Provide examples of each

A: B.F Skinner was a psychologist who contributed to the behavioristic perspective in the field of psyc...

Q: What are our human sufferings?

A: A human experiences different life interpretations at different points which cause a never ending pa...

Q: st approaches emphasize the client-therapist relationship as a crucial determinant of the outcomes o...

A: By analyzing the question we need to explain client-therapist relationship as a crucial determinant ...

Q: lot of discussions weighing the costs and benefits of a system like DSM. Name and discuss two critic...

A: DSM stands for Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, also known as the Psychiatry Bible. It is a guide ...