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Q: An influential cognitive therapy for depression was developed by ____________________________.

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Q: How is "Toughness" biological approach by Snyder and Lopez (2002) influence a person's personality a...

A: Charles R. Snyder and Shane Lopez are American psychologists who gave notable contributions in the f...

Q: Ronnie is a 32 year old single male who comes into therapy after a recent incident at work in which ...

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Q: Why do you think there is a difference our expectations of parenthood and the reality of parenthood

A: Parenthood is the interaction and bonding between adults and child/children. One becomes a parent on...

Q: Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words What strategies may be used to enhance memory?

A: Memory is the perseverance of acquiring, comprehending, and retaining information over time, through...

Q: What do you mean by david wechsler: separate scores for separate skills?

A: David Weschler was an American psychologist who pioneered the field of cognitive psychology by devel...

Q: People tend to marry someone who lives or works nearby. This is an example of the ________ _________...

A: Social psychology can refer to as the scientific study which focuses upon how the feelings attitude,...

Q: 4 benefits of groups therapy

A: Group therapy is a process of psychological treatment in which two or more clients interact with eac...

Q: What are the three main eating disorders, and how do biological, psychological,and social-cultural i...

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Q: Discuss the role of the autonomic nervous system in emotional feelings.

A: Emotions refer to the individual's reaction to the significant events of their life. Paul Eckmann (1...

Q: How do culture and values influence the therapist-client relationship?

A: A therapeutic relationship refers to the connection established between the client and the therapist...

Q: Memory probes are ____ used to ____ a recollection. Group of answer choices Cue words, suppress Cue ...

A: Memory probes are used to bring back to memory what a person might have learned in the past. The com...

Q: 20.  Through the regulation of norepinephrine, the amygdala produces emotions. In the first pathway...

A: The amygdala refers to one of the essential parts of the human brain and anatomy that is involved in...

Q: 2. Recognize the importance of crisis preparedness 3. Learn to ascertain and manage priorities durin...

A: A genuine crisis usually appears unexpectedly and happens with almost no warning. Except if your org...

Q: If the past worked much like a videotape, it wouldn’t allow us to: Group of answer choices Be adapti...

A: Memory refers to one's ability to retain information or past experiences, information gets encoded a...

Q: 4. At trial, Eileen is asked by the prosecutor for her version of events regarding the night a crime...

A: Introduction  In a court trial, witnesses are called to provide the account that they have witnessed...

Q: The core principles of Community Psychology are (choose all that apply): Group of answer choices   ...

A: Community Psychology is relatively a new branch of applied psychology that aims at understanding, pr...

Q: What is spatial intelligence genius?

A: Recognizing how one's bodily spatial context in respect to things or other humans is known as spatia...

Q: The social-cognitive perspective proposes our personalityis shaped by a process called reciprocal de...

A: The social-cognitive viewpoint on personality is a paradigm that stresses mental functions in the fo...

Q: Explain Sartre’s belief: “Human being is free, human being is freedom."

A: Jean Paul Sartre was a great French Playwright. novelist and literary critic. He had put forward his...

Q: What is general intelligence?

A: General Intelligence('g' factor) is the presence of a broad intellectual ability that impacts perfor...

Q: What is forgiveness? How is it different from reconciliation?

A: Forgetting and forgiveness are two different terms with different meanings and should not be conside...

Q: Question 8 Which of the following is not one of the three components of Emotion? Cognitive Component...

A: Emotions are defined by psychological theories as worldly phenomena deduced from the advancement and...

Q: What is the best description of motivation? Group of answer choices a force that focuses energy and ...

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Q: What are the significance or importance of CELLPHONE in your day-to-day activities?

A: Psychological changes tends to occur with the developing technology. And which is directly influenci...

Q: What factors contribute to the development of depressive and bipolar disorders?

A: bipolar disorder can be defined as the cycle of manic episodes and depressive episodes. since it mov...

Q: What are the features that distinguish normal anxiety from pathological anxiety?

A: Anxiety can be defined as a feeling of apprehensions or fear related to a particular thing e.g exam,...

Q: How does a kindergarten program use play-based activities to build and strengthen developmental skil...

A: Play based learning in kindergarten is a part of childhood teaching program in early levels which in...

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Q: What is the other name of affective disorders?

A: psychological disorders are studied, better under the clinical aspects. the experts in this field ar...

Q: What is bandwagon effect?

A: The bandwagon effect emerges from psychological and sociological variables. Individuals like to be i...

Q: What is the correct in-text reference format for a direct quote Veit & Gould (2010, p158) emphasize ...

A: Reference styles are the patterns of writing the consulted authors of whose studies are referred for...

Q: Explain the behavioral dimension of unipolar depression based on Cognitive-behavioral view?

A: Unipolar depression also known as clinical depression refers to a mental health disorder that is cha...

Q: Teachers often overuse punishment and use positive reinforcement techniques incorrectly because they

A: Individuals or organisms are encouraged to conduct the desired action by obtaining rewards, which is...

Q: 13.  Prospective memory is the need to remember actions that we intend to take into the future, a d...

A: When it comes to understand the behavioral neuroscience, then experts have to go through with the st...

Q: Tell us what you think about the phrase "Man is a social animal."

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Q: What are the physical symptoms of depression?

A: Depression is a mood disorder characterized by symptoms such as persistent low mood and loss of inte...

Q: How was DSM-5 developed?

A: DSM- 5 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Diseases) is the 5th edition of the DSM handbook...

Q: _____________theories of personality focus on describingcharacteristic behavior patterns, such as ag...

A: Personality traits and behavioural behaviours are impacted by a variety of events and are not innate...

Q: Explain how teratogens can affect development and at which stages they are most damaging.

A: Teratogens are substances that might create physical or functional impairment in the human embryo or...

Q: What is personal development in the context of physical, mental, social, emotional, and spiritual di...

A: Human Development is very diverse and it includes many aspects like social, emotional, physical, etc...

Q: Anna is embarrassed that it takes her several minutes toparallel park her car. She usually gets out ...

A: The mental health conditions which affect a person's behavior, feeling, personality and generate dys...

Q: The three components of attitudes are: Group of answer choices cognitive, experiential, emotional ...

A: Human attitude is my multifaceted and dynamic in nature. 

Q: do you believe that life has meaning?

A: Indeed, obviously life has a meaning→ we can create our own meaning regardless of some divinity. The...

Q: The memory retrieval problem that occurs when older information prevents or interferes with the retr...

A: Forgetting  It is described as the loss or alteration of previously stored information in the short-...

Q: How do contemporary psychologists view Freud’s psychoanalysis?

A: Frued's early followers , the neo-Freudians, accepted many of his ideas but most of his contemporari...

Q: 6. Thorndike studied _____ learning in ____ . Group of answer choices Operant; cats Escape; rats Fea...

A: Edward Lee Thorndike is one of the famous psychologists of the 20th century. He is popularly known a...

Q: What is the first thing to check for when assessing a victim of an emergency that you happen to come...

A: While doing initial assessment of victim during an emergency, one have to be very active and quick. ...