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A: It is absolutely true to say that, it's simpler to prevent something rather than to restore the dama...

Q: How do psychologists determine whether a psychological test is reliable?

A: Psychological testing is included in psychology through a systematic procedure in which psychologist...

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A: Ans. Humanistic existential approach is more focused on existence of human and try to understand anx...

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A: Ans. As the name suggests executive functioning means a bundle of various skills both mental and cog...

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A: Ans. The graph here shows the relationship between the time taken to read a normal sentence and a to...

Q: what does existential philosophy mean?

A: Psychology is a part of philosophy that studies the existence of humans and their behaviour with the...

Q: As a future educator, what can you do to help children develop holistically?

A: Holistic education or development refers to the development as a whole that involves intellectual, m...

Q: How Kübler-Ross describe the stages of dying?

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Q: When can you say that learning is manifested by a person?

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Q: Why so many therapists have psychological problems. ?

A: Therapists are those experts who provide scientific based solutions to individuals who are experienc...

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A: There are many prevention programs are created by psychologist to treat certain conditions or behavi...

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A: In the historical background, norm is known as a rule, which can govern behavior in between or withi...

Q: Which of Freud’s ideas did his followers accept or reject?

A: Freud's hypotheses were hugely powerful, however dependent upon significant analysis both now and du...

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A: Ans. Moral attitude means how children are behaving and whether it is in congruence with morality or...

Q: What is Covert-destructive pattern ?

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A: Charles Spearman proposed the two-factor theory of intelligence to explain the differences in perfor...

Q: How do researchers measure attachment?

A: Attachment is defined as deep relationship between two persons in which one person feel protected an...

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A: The correlational approach is often employed by a researcher to study the connection between two var...

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Q: Did the digital world provides new triggers for the expression of abnormal behavior.?

A: Abnormal psychology is the scientific study of behavior that is abnormal and deviant from the normal...

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A: Ans. Gender development, as the term suggests means study about how we can develop gender related as...

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A: Relationship formation and maintenance is essential for human survival. Throughout history of life h...

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A: HIV/AIDS Is a disease that is incurable and lead to the death of an individual in which HIV is a vir...

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A: Skills are the abilities that allow people to deal successfully with life's pressures and problems. ...

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A: Anxiety disorders are conditions characterized by excessive worry and anxiety. Examples of anxiety d...

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Q: What is the experiment done by Social psychologist Stanley Milgram and Philip Zimbardo ?

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A: Adler proposed theory of personality. His theory is also referred to our individual psychology. In h...

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A: Ans. His theory says that social environment is very important for a child's development.  

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A: Ans. Intervening variable is one which affects the relationship between two variables. Hence this is...

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A: The nervous system is divided into the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system. The...

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A: The sexual Response Cycle, as described by Masters and Johnson is a Linear model including four stag...

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A: Defense mechanisms refer to an unconscious psychological strategy developed by the ego, used to prot...

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A: Jean Piaget was a Swiss psychologist who is widely known for his works on child development. He plac...

Q: In which age anorexia is more seen?

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

Q: What are the common problems of adolescence and how do you address these problems?

A: Adolescence is a period of transition and marked with several changes and characteristics which are ...

Q: What is an example of direct (teacher-centered) instruction, and what are the benefits of its use? W...

A: Teacher centred learning or instruction is the most traditional instruction or method being used for...

Q: Going out into the jungle or rainforests to study chimpanzee’s is an example of what observational m...

A: Psychologists and other social scientists employ naturalistic observation as a research tool. The me...

Q: Prisons currently do an adequate job rehabilitating inmates. T or F?

A: Prison is primarily viewed as a facility where inmates are incarcerated and kept isolated due to the...

Q: Your preschooler (3-4 years old) has been reported kissing multiple children on the playground durin...

A: Ans. Spreading love is a good way but the way we spread love depends on what type of relationship we...

Q: Freud used the case study method to gather data. From your internet  search engine,  type Freud’s ca...

A: Case study is a qualitative research method which is utilised to study an individual's behavior in a...

Q: What about gender differences in emotional experience?

A: In humans ,it is Amygdala an almond shaped region within the Brain responsible for storing responses...

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A: Ans. Criminal psychology refers to a branch of psychology that focuses on the thoughts, intentions, ...