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A: Robert Sternberg developed the theory of three forms of intelligence in the year 1985. His theory wa...

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A: Hunger can be explained as the urge to eat food, characterized by the physical response of stomach c...

Q: How does social learning impact language development?

A: Social learning refers to a form of learning theory that was provided by Albert Bandura. According t...

Q: what is the type of environment connected to technology? a. natural environment b, artificially co...

A: Ans. When we talk about technology, it is more concerned about artificial thing (ex - artificial int...

Q: Describe the stages of adult development

A: Adulthood begins around 20 years old and has three distinct stages: early, center, and late. Each st...

Q: Recitation Question: What is the implication of the research towards the academic performance of the...

A: The study is conducted in four stages- Plan, do, check, and act. These stages contain thorough resea...

Q: What is achievement motivation?

A: Motivation is the term that emanated from the term 'justification' which indicates requirements, wis...

Q: According to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, our most basic needs are physiological, including the need...

A: Maslow's theory explains that human behavior and actions are determined by the underlying values and...

Q: Do personality traits run in families?

A: Personality traits are the characteristics pattern of the individual that how he or she is behaving,...

Q: Write short note on Taste Preferences: Biology and Culture?

A: Taste is one of the most important senses of human beings. It refers to the sensory experience that ...

Q: Give 2 aspects that a shift in speech affects. Give a specific example how it is being affected.

A: Ans. 1. It will affect the focus of the listeners and also might create confusion among them 2. It c...

Q: How do Psychology fields, perspectives, and schools of thought relate/differentiate?

A: Different fields, perspectives and schools of thought looked at the same discipline from different p...

Q: How does an Imaginary Audience relate to the social development of adolescents?

A: Ans. Imaginary audience is one of the elements told by Elkind in the period of Personal Fables durin...

Q: Define Child Development, Early Childhood Teachers, Domains of Child Development, Fine Motor Skills,...

A: Ans. Child Development simple means the evolution of a child through biological and psychological ch...

Q: Which of the following communication methods is the most prevalent in the online environment? Speaki...

A: Online communication has grown immensely in the last decade or so... The usage of internet has ensur...

Q: Give examples for James-Lange theory?

A: Introduction: James-Lange theory argues that we feel emotions after physiological arousal. That mean...

Q: Describe biological underpinnings of motivation, including needs, drives, and homeostasis.

A:   The word 'motivation' comes from the Latin word 'moveers' which means to move. Motivation refers t...

Q: What is the relationship between the brain (biological perspective) and loneliness?

A: Loneliness is an unpleasant emotional state of mind in response to perceived isolation or in lack of...

Q: On the basis of business , what is the benefit of Stress-reduction and problem-solving programs?

A: Stress is mental pressure caused by demanding, taxing or oppressive circumstances. Stress doesn't si...

Q: Why is generation boomerang important to our future ? Provide details and example

A: Let's first understand what is Boomerang generation means an easy language, it is a young generation...

Q: How does art affect social, moral and spiritual life?

A: Ans. Art means something creative and it affects almost every aspect of your life. Social aspect - S...

Q: How does a perceived lack of control affect health?

A: Perceived control describes the belief that an individual possesses, often determining the internal ...

Q: what is the difference between assertiveness and aggression?

A: (Based on the terms and conditions of Bartleby, we can only answer one question at a time.) Assertiv...

Q: What is the immediate aims of treatment for anorexia nervosa ?

A: Anorexia Nervosa This is an eating disorder defined by a person's distorted body image, which causes...

Q: Which of the following is most useful for helping survey researchers avoid false generalizations? Se...

A: Research is conducted to gather information from population. Some research propose the validity of a...

Q: What are several ways the media can play an important role in the advancement of LGBT civil rights?

A: Ans. Media is the fourth pillar of democracy and perhaps plays the most important role in raising an...

Q: Explain stress and how it affects health.

A: Stress has become one of the most common phenomena in the current times. The word is synonymous to p...

Q: Match the following stages of dying with the accompanying statements.____ a. denial and isolation___...

A: Elisabeth Kubler-Ross was a psychiatrist who gave the model of death and dying also known as the fiv...

Q: Pschology on depression and anxiety, autism, what the  effective treatments for disorders, brain fun...

A: Depression is a mental disorder characterized by persistent low mood or loss of interest in daily ac...

Q: How might such serotonin and circuit abnormalities directly increase the likelihood of suicidal beha...

A: Suicidal behavior is any practice or action that makes a person end their life. It can be various re...

Q: How many percentage of people affiliated to Circadian rhythm disorder ?

A: Circadian rhythm disorders are problems related to the sleep-wake cycle when the biological clock co...

Q: That being a success is a mat-ter of hard work? Did your parents influence your feelings of control?

A: 1. It's the value you pay for what you're going to get.Assuming achievement was free, everyone would...

Q: How psychodynamic therapists help for the treatment of people with somatic and conversion disorder ?

A: The somatic disorder is a mental disorder characterized by disproportionate and persistent thoughts ...

Q: What is bipolar disorder and how can it effect someone's life?

A: > Mood disorder is mental illness related to         emotional experience of individual. It is   ...

Q: The major role of the __________ in Freud’s theory of the personality is to mediate between innate i...

A: Introduction: Sigmund Freud gave psychoanalytical theory of personality. According to him there are ...

Q: Discuss the various types of validity.  Please provide examples

A:   Validity, is the capability of the test to measure a particular variable under a research study in...

Q: Evaluate the application of two approaches in psychology to an aspect of human behaviour o Select an...

A: Aggression refers to behaviour that aims at harming a person or group of persons who are intent on a...

Q: This question relates to major theories in the development Is it possible for modifications in techn...

A: Developmental Psychology is a sub-field of psychology that analyzes the way people change as they gr...

Q: How do we find our best ethical and moral lives?

A: Ans. When you make morality and Ethics a part of your life, you will start feeling the joy within. B...

Q: How does our psychology influence our behavior?

A: A very famous philosopher once said thay What we think we become. Psychology is about our psyche, ou...

Q: What is multidimensional risk perspective ?

A: An eating disorder is a psychological disorder explained in terms of abnormal behavior that negative...

Q: his theorist explain that globalization is due to adoption of neoliberal economic policies. whic the...

A: Ans. The Theorists like Adam Smith, Friedrich Hayek believed that globalisation is mainly due to the...

Q: What is the relationship between something being good for you and your being motivated to pursue tha...

A:   The word 'motivation' comes from the Latin word 'moveers', that means to move. The word motivation...

Q: What is the time commitment of being a parent ? Provide details and examples

A: Parents are the main figure in the lives of children and adolescents. From infants to younger age ch...

Q: In which gender anorexia is more seen?

A: A mental or psychological problem that is followed by the disturbing pattern and poor eating in an i...

Q: Is there any similarities between internal locus of control and eternal locus of control?

A: Locus of control is defined as our perception of where control lies, and spotlights on how we accoun...

Q: According to Schachter and Singer, two factors lead to our experience of an emotion: (1) physiologic...

A: The Schachter-Singer theory sees feeling as the consequence of the interaction between two factors: ...

Q: What physical changes are typical of the major periods of human development and what factors influen...

A: Development is a continuous and lifelong process which starts from conception period and lasts till ...

Q: How many types of bullying are there ?

A: Bullying  It is a type of aggressive behavior in which a person intentionally causes damage as well ...

Q: What are the symptoms of anorexia nervosa ?

A: Abnormal Psychology  It is a branch of psychology concerned with the study of abnormal behavior with...