What is a consequence of the file drawer problem?    A. Renders psychology a pseudoscience  B. Prevents theory development due to limited access of research findings  C. Creates a literature where e

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A: The difference between verbal and non-verbal cues is significant within the communication process.…

Q: Mandy cringes every time she hears her friends use words like “retarded” or “gay” in a derogatory…

A: In this situation when Mandy cringes every time she hears the words  like "Retarted" or "gay" its…

Q: Children, who obey their parents when they are young but often rebel against rules and "go wild" in…

A: There are four basic parenting styles according to Diana Baumrind etal. Parenting styles describes…

Q: What present day social reality is most parallel to the ill effects of apathy

A: Apathy is a state of mind where someone's emotions are not engaged, and a person is not concerned…

Q: Based on Kohlberg’s theory of moral development, how would a person at Level 3 respond to the…

A: Post conventional level is the 3rd level of moral development given by Kohlberg. The moral…

Q: What is personality in psychology and define it.

A: The word personality came from the Latin word 'persona' . The word 'persona 'refers to the mask worn…

Q: Which of the following is likely to be said by someone who is experiencing shame?      "I want to…

A: Emotions are a mental state which is affected by feelings and thoughts caused due to our interaction…

Q: 27. The term metacognition is attributed to Flavell. It simply means A. "thinking about thinking" B.…

A: 27.John Flavell was proposed the term metacognotion. Metacognition comes under cognitive psychology.…

Q: Identify and explain any five assumptions about the motivation of adult learning or andragogy, as…

A: > Malcolm knowles suggested principles related to adult learning. Andragogy is development of…

Q: Write down the strengths and weaknesses of quantitative research. STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES 1. 1. 2. 2.…

A: Quantitative research is defined as a systematic investigation of phenomena based on the collection…

Q: Should teens be tried as adults for their crimes? How should they be punished for their crimes? Why…

A: There are many different approaches to dealing with juvenile delinquency, but one of the most common…

Q: What is long-term potentiation?  How does long-potentiation develop?

A: Long-term potentiation (LTP) occurs when a chemical synapse is stimulated at a high frequency,…

Q: Parents are teaching 2-year-old Johnny how to use the toilet. Every time he urinates even a little…

A: Reinforcement is the basis of operant conditioning. Operant conditioning was discovered by the great…

Q: And how strong is this influence in defining who we are and what we believe as we become teenagers…

A: FAMILY AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN : Family plays a significant role in a child's worth and…

Q: A high conflict person will form deep, trusting, and loyal connections with others in order to ____.…

A: As the name suggests, a high conflict personality is one who is preoccupied with blaming other for…

Q: However, the biggest discrepancy in scores (differences in scores for older vs. younger adults) was…

A: The above question talks about the pervasiveness of ageism in American society based on a study on…

Q: How many stages are there in the psychosocial theory? Option-A 4 Option-B 12 Option-C 5 Option- D 8

A: Human Development It is a growth and change process that begins in childhood and examines numerous…

Q: Most female inmates are incarcerated for

A: The term incarcerated means that an individual is captured in some place where he/she cannot escape.…

Q: 42. Feeling nervous about his public speech, Mark Alvin called his mother. During the short phone…

A: Albert Bandura is one of the influential psychologists who talked about self-efficacy theory. This…

Q: Explain how we are responsible for our actions and have to make the best out of the ones that we…

A: 'Its not you its biology' a book that shows that we are what a person's need and desire tell us to…

Q: In what type of therapy does the therapist jumps right to the top of the anxiety hierarchy and…

A: Behavioral therapy in the field of psychology is a set of techniques which help to cope up and…

Q: An administrator wanted to examine the relationship between High School GPA and College Graduation.…

A: Psychology is a scientific discipline that utilizes scientific research in order to understand and…

Q: Emotional intelligence (EQ) is a key predictor of mental health. Our EQ refers to our ability to be…

A: Emotional intelligence means being aware of, regulate and handle one's own emotions, and that of…

Q: A teacher randomly assigned students to one of 3 reading groups (read a passage quietly, read a…

A: Psychology is a scientific discipline, hence, it relies on scientific research to understand and…

Q: When a learner learns the consequences of an action by watching others being rewarded or punished…

A: Classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and observational learning are some ways in which…

Q: What is your attitude toward mental health treatment (do you think it works or not)?

A: Mental health awareness informs us that our mental or psychological health should be recognized just…

Q: According to the article about Thumin’s (1962) cola tasting experiment, the researchers noted that…

A: This was the experiment conducted in order to study whether people can identify the col beverage…

Q: Why is it important to have a well-organized data file and data analysis script?    A. Because…

A: Introduction: A data file, in the realm of research, is a digital or manual file that includes all…

Q: According to the cascade model of substance abuse, intervention     is only possible when peer…

A: Cascade model of substance abuse highlights the need for the importance of early childhood risk…

Q: discuss the strategies for addressing one or more of these types of victimization. Why is it…

A: Strategies : 1) Sensitizing children and students from a young age about different cultures and…

Q: How does the definition of  psychology culture differ from the definition of culture you may have…

A: Definition of culture psychology is different from the culture. in culture psychology we study how…

Q: Write a reflection about the importance of hardship and industriousness in life

A: Hardship refers to any condition in a which an individual feels that s/he is suffering, deprived,…

Q: Which of the following is an example of a conditioned compensatory response?     Alcoholics feeling…

A: Conditioned Compensatory Response states that a person is conditioned not to the stimulus but to the…

Q: Why Latané and Darley discovered that the greater the number of bystanders, the less likely it is…

A: The Bystander's Effect is a phenomenon that occurs when there are multiple observers to an event or…

Q: Sedentary Behavior and Physical Inactivity are not the same thing. O True False

A: Sedentary activity refers to doing one activity for a long period of time. Here, an individual might…

Q: Explain Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs from physiological needs to self-actualization.

A: Motivation in the field of psychology is the understanding of the variables which impact the…

Q: "Good" and "bad" stressors stimulate biologically distinct stress pathways. True or false?

A: Stressors are stimuli that are perceived by the body to be threatening.  While some stress can help…

Q: is grooup pyschotherapy effective ? what are the benefits ?

A: The support, shared experience, and ideas of your peers, as well as those of a professional, are all…

Q: what are the major shortcomings of Computational representational understanding of mind ?  How can…

A: Computational representational understanding of mind in cognitive science is a theory that is used…

Q: Among the internal (emotional,psychological,physiological,lexical or linguistic ,cultural) and…

A: Communication refers to the process of transferring information from one person to another. As such,…

Q: Write a note on observational learning.

A: According to psychologists learning is a permanent change in conduct that comes with experience. The…

Q: Rosenhan’s study (On Being Sane in Insane Places), eight actors/pseudopatients faked auditory…

A: > Labeling is serious issue with psychiatric illnesses. If a person is misdiagnosed as mentally…

Q: Should mentally ill individuals be treated as patients or prisoners?

A: Mentally Ill individuals are to be treated as patients and NOT as prisoners. There is also a set…

Q: Define and distinguish between anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.

A: Eating disorders are mental disorders characterized by distorted perception of maintaining an…

Q: Explain why athletes take steroids? And How does steroids help a person when training?

A: "Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: Site effectiveness and impact of video lessons in schools.

A: Ans. Learning is defined as a notable variation in behaviour due to a person's combined experiences…

Q: Is the human element, meaning the teacher-student face to face relationship something that is…

A: There is limited research contrasting students' experiences and learning in these two modalities…

Q: PSY 252 Child Development Essay Question  What are the FOUR infant attachment styles and describe…

A: Attachment style is a theory of a bond that a caregiver or parent shares with their infant. Every…

Q: What areas of psychology can contribute to health psychology?

A: Health psychology is a branch of psychology which focuses on certain factors and how they play a…

Q: how to interpret ourselves?

A: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…