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Q: Which are the most commonly recommend exercise for depression ?

A: Depression is a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest and i...

Q: Explain managing emotions?

A: Emotion is feeling which reflects your mood or behavior.

Q: How does our system for sensing smell differ from our sensory systems for touch and taste?

A: Olfaction, or the sensation of smell, is a distinctive sense that allows individuals to perceive odo...

Q: A ______________ is a need or an internal motivational state; a drive ____________ is created by the...

A: Motivation is the psychological force that propels an individual to perform an action. There are man...

Q: What is a hallucinogen?

A: Hallucinogen is a drug which causes the alternation in awareness.

Q: What is temperament?

A: Every individual has a distinct and unique temperament. Temperament is one of the crucial components...

Q: Areas of the DNA molecule called genes are made up of dominant and recessive chromosomes. T or F?

A: Human genetics consists of forty-six chromosomes that are coupled in twenty-three pairs in healthy d...

Q: What factor(s) are responsible for the age-related decline in endurance performance?

A: Maturing has been related with a reformist expansion in free extreme creation, i.e., combination of ...

Q: The “ideal timeframe” to reach certain milestones of development and experiences normal development ...

A: Developmental milestones incorporate a variety of operations and alterations in a kid's capacities a...

Q: Childhood is the key to our adult behaviour. The things that we experience as child leaves a deep im...

A: Unconscious and repression are part of the personality. Both play important role in the development ...

Q: Humanism, championed by Maslow and Rogers, changed psychology by A   focusing on internal rath...

A: Humanistic school of psychology is known as the "third force" of development, emerged in 1950. The p...

Q: What is the feel-good, do-good phenomenon, and what is the focus of positivepsychology research?

A: Positive psychology has been portrayed from multiple points of view and with numerous words, however...

Q: Two examples of algorithmic solutions are   a. trial and error and rote.   b. selective enc...

A: Algorithms are mental processes which helps an individual to understand and solve the problems. It c...

Q: How do psychologists derive an IQ score based on Stern’s intelligence quotient?

A: William Stern was a German psychologist , who first suggested the concept of Intelligence Quotient o...

Q: 1.Describe examples of material, social, and mental cultural products associated with “Valentine’s D...

A: Oprah Winfrey and Martha Stewart are interesting comparative examples of extremely successful market...

Q: 1. we are capable of thinking faster than the speed at which the average person speaks, which allows...

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

Q: What is synesthesia? Give an example of a synesthetic experience.

A: Synesthesia is neurological condition where one sensation which is directed towards a single sense c...

Q: How does psychology’s definition of aggression differ from everyday usage?What biological factors ma...

A: The traditional definition of aggression refers to a behavior against another individual with the in...

Q: define the term emotional intelligence

A: Emotional intelligence is an essential part of mental wellbeing and for good interpersonal relations...

Q: 5. What is Amygdala? Your Fear and Anger station Your Relay system. Your memory station. Your Brain

A: Amygdala is an almond shaped structure, located at the base of the brain, near medial temporal lobe ...

Q: What is the basic assumption of psychotherapy?

A: Psychotherapy is the method to treat mental or behavioral disorders by psychological ways. Cognitive...

Q: Psychologists use the term ____________________ to describe observational learning.

A: Observational learning was first described by Albert Bandura (1973) in his social learning theory. B...

Q: How does positive mindset  leads to success ?

A: A positive attitude is a cognitive disposition in which we focus on the optimism and successes in ou...

Q: The goal of behavior therapy is toa. identify and treat the underlying causes of the problem.b. impr...

A: Behavioral therapy is a therapy which is used to change the maladaptive behavior.

Q: Santiago Ramón y Cajal was responsible for which of these discoveries? a. The human cerebral cortex ...

A: Santiago Ramón y Cajal was a Spanish neuroscientist, pathologist, and histologist concentrating on n...

Q: How much percentage of People with severe personality disorders who are male ?

A: Personality disorders is marked by disruptive , unhealthy and maladaptive behavior and functioning. ...

Q: how the divorce increase the risk of suicide ?

A: According to various research papers published in psychological journals, the rate of suicide among ...

Q: Discuss salient issues and concerns that may arise for multiple-heritage individuals during early ch...

A: The term mixed heritage refers to mixed race people, where an individual is born from two different ...

Q: Explain Strengths of Qualitative Field Research?

A: Research designs are the pillar of social sciences. The two types of research designs used are quali...

Q: Baby Lucy is 8 months old. She picks up a toy in her crib and accidentally hits her crib with the to...

A: Jean Piaget was the first to explain that children are not mini-adults, and their cognitive abilitie...

Q: Explain the social theory of Mead and anthropological concept of Marcel Mauss about the self.

A: Mead proposed a social theory of behaviorism. He believed that people develop self-image through int...

Q: If you were in a darkened room and researchers wanted to know whether you were having visual fantasi...

A: Visual perception is whatever occurs when the stimulus hits the eyeballs: the object creates a rhyth...

Q: What Risk Factors Are Associated with Suicidal Behavior?

A: In psychology, suicide is defined as an act one individuals involved in killing themselves purposefu...

Q: What are the difference between early adulthood (roughly twenties and thirties) middle adulthood?

A: Early adulthood: Early adulthood started from the age of 20 to 40 age. The physical abilities of a p...

Q: To encourage brand trial or brand switching while increasing awareness or explaining how products wo...

A: Advertising uses two main techniques to disseminate information about their brand and promote its sa...

Q: Briefly describe the Four Horsemen of the Replication Crisis. How could they be prevented?

A: Replication crisis refers to the scientific method in research, where a statistical data which is si...

Q: 2. bad speakers and messages are a common barrier to effective listening. describe a time recently w...

A: Speaking and listening are two parts of communication and communication is a two-way process. One sp...

Q: The parasympathetic nervous system is most active during times of high emotion. T or F?

A: The peripheral nervous system (PNS) operates all nerves outfitting into the human brain and spinal c...

Q: Understand what is meant by the term nature versus nurture.

A: The nature states the genetics and heredity part of development whereas the nurture states the envir...

Q: What is 'Person-Centered Service and Treatment Planning', and what strategies can counselors incorpo...

A: Person-centered care is a process of reasoning and arranging everything that attends to the people p...

Q: What are the big ideas of hierarchy of needs?

A: Abraham Maslow proposed the theory of " Hierarchy of Needs " he was a pioneer of humanistic psycholo...

Q: If you were a psychologist and you wanted to study whether reading to children would affect their re...

A: Research methods are the techniques used to understand a phenomena by collecting and analyzing data ...

Q: How did the neo-Freudians generally depart from Freud’s ideas?

A: The psychodynamic viewpoint includes various perspectives that emphasize the significance of unconsc...

Q: Q.NO 2: What  are the challenges and opportunities for manager in using OB model? Q.NO 3: how we can...

A: Organisational Behavior basically is an interaction of examining and understanding the behavior of p...

Q: Is personality influenced by nature or nurture?

A: Personality is characterized by individual differences in patterns of feeling, thinking, and behavin...

Q: What is dance therapy , its techniques and cases they can be used in?

A: Dance therapy, often referred to as movement therapy is a creative and artistic psychotherapeutic ap...

Q: Projective testing would be of greatest interest to which type of personality theorist?

A: Projective techniques are used to help the researcher study the unconscious, hidden emotions, or the...

Q: Explain 4 significant difference between Traditional assessment and Alternative assessment

A: Assessment is a vital component of education and learning. Choosing an appropriate assessment techni...

Q: Social exchange theory and system theory. You are to summarize it

A: Systems theory, in the context of psychology, refers to systemic behaviors that include and incorpor...

Q: What is sense of self?

A: Every person has their sense of self. This sense of self is related to your sense of perception. It ...