What is belief perseverance?

Q: Which of the following diagnoses is not associated with an increased risk of suicide? a. bipolar di...

A: There is a strong link between mental disorders and premature deaths.  As we go through certain stud...

Q: Explain Why It Is Better To Practice Cultural Relativism Over Ethnocentrism.

A: Cultural relativism is the practice of judging every religion and cultures the same way and ethnocen...

Q: Hannah and Kylie are preparing for an upcoming orchestra concert. Hannah is a well-seasoned performe...

A: This is a very good example that could exemplify the concepts of eustress, which is positive stress ...

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: List the differences between operant conditioning theory and observational learning theory

A: INTRODUCTION If we had not been able to learn, we would have died out as species long ago. Learning ...

Q: What is the role of Marriage and family therapist?

A: In marriage and family therapy, the main focus is not only a single person but all family members ar...

Q: While readying to take a free-throw shot, you suddenly arrive at the answer to a chemistry problem y...

A: Learning  It refers to any relatively permanent change in behavior or behavioral potential produced ...

Q: Sensory memory may be visual ( ____________memory) orauditory ( ________________memory).

A: Sensory Memory  It is the perception of information such as sight, hearing, smell, taste, as well as...

Q: Global political economy

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

Q: Specific odors, visual images, emotions, or otherassociations that help us access a memory are examp...

A: Memory It is defined as the procedure of encoding, retaining as well as retrieving information over ...

Q: What is suppression?

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

Q: Two kinds of cognitive behavioral approaches are used in cases of generalized anxiety disorder. Whic...

A: GAD (Generalized anxiety disorder) is a type of anxiety disorder characterized by feelings of consta...

Q: emotions

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

Q: What is the expanded form of PTSD ?

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

Q: Write a short note of the Evolutionary approach to psychology.

A: The term psychology was created by combining two Greek words, which are as follows: Psyche is a Gree...

Q: Teacher Jody teaches her students very well. What core features of human agency is shown by Teacher ...

A: Ans. Self- Reflection Self-reflection is the capacity to observe and assess our own cognitive, emoti...

Q: Maddie is participating in a hearing test. The doctor plays one tone, and then another, and asks her...

A: > Sensation is information received through sensory organs in the form of concrete and conscious ...

Q: why learning about Memory and the Gestalt principles fun and helpful to learn?

A: Brain of a human being works with a high level of complexity and different kinds of functionalities ...

Q: What is the Code of Ethics?

A: Code of Ethics in the field of psychology refers to a set of standards of behavior that describe how...

Q: The concept of working memorya. clarifies the idea of short-term memory by focusing onthe active pro...

A: The ability and capacity of the brain to acquire the information and data which can be stored, retai...

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: Describe the components of emotional intelligence.

A: Emotional Intelligence termed as Emotional Quotient (EQ) refers to the ability in a person to unders...

Q: Explain decentering?

A: Decentering is also known as Decentration. It guides the capacity to evaluate multiple elements of a...

Q: Describe the Matching law?

A: Operant conditioning is a kind of comparative learning process by which the strength of a behavior i...

Q: 16) In Allport and Postman’s (1947) “whose hand holds the knife?” study, participants were shown a s...

A: Social Psychology It is an area of psychology dealing with the study of how the actual, imagined, an...

Q: Directions: Identify the type of speech context transpires between or among the people involved in t...

A: Speech is a very important and psychological concept in a developmental psychology. Speech is quite ...

Q: Why do you think did experts say, “We should we set challenging goals instead of easier ones”?

A: Goals are the primary motivation for any being to continue breathing. Goals have always been the pri...

Q: Provide examples of MBTI

A: In the psychological area which relates to the development and analysis of personality called person...

Q: 1. The meaning of successful. 2. Example of student successful. 3. Why people need successful.

A: People who are successful would be able to achieve their aims or goals in life.

Q: Explained three or more ways community psychology could help college students

A: Community psychology is a specific area that focuses on the development of a community and the effec...

Q: What is standardization?

A: There are different aspects of psychology and there are different branches of psychology. Standardiz...

Q: What are the 4 patterns of Obsessive-compulsive-related disorder ?

A: Obsessive compulsive disorder is the psychological disorder that includes controlling the situation ...

Q: Explain extremes in intelligence, making references to savant syndrome, intellectual disability, Dow...

A: Intelligence can be described as an individual's ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. ...

Q: What psychological principle helps explain why women tend to perform more poorlywhen they believe th...

A: Gender Differences  Men and women have typical differences that are specific to society and impacted...

Q: mindfulness approaches to trauma recovery?

A: Trauma is defined as any disturbing incident or experience that leads to significant fear, helplessn...

Q: Compare and contrast major theories of intelligence. You may construct a table for this response.

A: Intelligence is a very vast topic in the human personality because everything done by a human is a p...

Q: What are the milestones in language development, and how do we acquirelanguage?

A: Language development is sometimes acquired naturally or by observation or by teaching and learning. ...

Q: Gudorf’s claim regarding the clitoris’ function demonstrates that the Aquinian sexual theory is flaw...

A: Aquinas' natural law of human sexuality suggests that heterosexual coitus is the primary natural exp...

Q: How does rational-emotive behavior therapy and cognitive therapy differ?

A: Rational emotive behavior therapy is a form of cognitive behavioral therapy. Albert Ellis introduced...

Q: 34-39. For the next 5 items, determine the kind of sample utilized relevant to the aim of the study ...

A: In different fields of social sciences, including psychology, sociology, and other disciplines, rese...

Q: Describe how psychologists measure intelligence.

A: The term "intelligence" implies many ways of abilities or capacities. Such as ability to think, unde...

Q: Between ages 3 and 6, the human brain experiences thegreatest growth in the _________lobes, which en...

A: Human development It is the process of growth and change that begins with infancy and looks at sever...

Q: How have psychologists studied attachment differences, and what have they learned?

A: Attachment in lifespan development refers to the degree to which the child is attached to the caregi...

Q: What is specific phobia?

A: There are several phobias that are inherent to people. Some are genetic, some are by birth, some are...

Q: Permissive parents , give an example for their behaviour

A: Parenting Style It is defined as a  standard set of strategies that parents tend to use in the reari...

Q: Which are the possible biological influences of homosexuality?

A: There have been so many rumours, false allegations, misunderstandings and misinterpretations that is...

Q: Monkey C is calm and Monkey R is reactive and nervous. Monkey C's baby, Baby M, is adopted by Monkey...

A: Personality refers to a dynamic characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and behavior that varie...

Q: are adopted children more likely to resemble their biological or adoptive parents on measures of cog...

A: Adoption is an easy way of getting the satisfaction of having the ability and the gift of rearing ch...

Q: he Mrs. Ahumada showed some photographs of snakes, turtles, lizards and crocodiles, he asks the stud...

A: By analyzing the question we need to choose from the given five options in the above mentioned quest...

Q: Where are the kinesthetic receptors and the vestibular sense receptors located?

A: Kinesthetic receptors are referred to as the sensory receptors that tend to monitor the movement and...