What is depressants?

Q: The informational view says that classical conditioning is based on changes in mental ______________...

A: The correct answer is an association 

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A: PErceptual realism is the view, it is the idea or the exact film that we can see. PErceptual realism...

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A: Lev Vygotsky (1896-1934) was a Russian therapist who contended that culture significantly affects a ...

Q: Give one real example of a football player from the United States that has been affected by having a...

A: 1 & 2 Concussion refers to the injury of the brain caused by direct trauma or blow to the head t...

Q: How do theories advance psychological science?

A: Psychology as a field is still developing and research is dominant factor in advancing this field.

Q: What is meant by trephination?

A: Boring holes in the sufferer's skull to help treat rather than assassinate was among the substitute ...

Q: The average of a distribution of scores is the ______________.

A: Measures of central tendency refer to a central or a common/typical value for a probability distribu...

Q: What is the basic argument of the film’s plot in the "Every Child is Special" movie?

A: Every child is special also known as Taare Zameen Par is a movie made in 2007 which stars Ameer Khan...

Q: What is the trade name of Galantamine ?

A: Galantamine is a reversible and competent acetylcholinesterase blocker that tends to work to raise a...

Q: 2. Select any error made in social cognition, explain it and give an example.

A: Social cognition is a sub-field of Social Psychology. It deals with how people store, apply and proc...

Q: How reliable is information found in the popular media?

A: The reliability of the information that is shown in news widely varies. It depends on many factors, ...

Q: What is regression toward the mean?

A: Regression towards mean is the tendency to achieve extremely low or extremely high scores in order t...

Q: You come across someone who appears to have no episodic memory or fear of anything they encounter. T...

A: The limbic system is a set of brain structures that are located on either side of the thalamus, bene...

Q: Can you match the cognitive experience with the sleep stage?1. NREM-12. NREM-33. REMa. story-like dr...

A: NREM-1 : (b) fleeting images  NREM-3 : (c) minimal awareness 

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A: Neurons refer to nerve cells that constitute the foundational elements of the nervous system. It aid...

Q: What is an example of ingroup bias?

A: Social Science is the branch in which various aspects and units of society are investigated. One of ...

Q: Mary wants to find out whether eating sugary snacks before an exam leads to better performance on th...

A: The experimental method is used to determine whether the treatment has any cause and effect. There a...

Q: What is strange situation experiment?

A: Attachment refers to the secure emotional association that connects a child and particular individua...

Q: What are three likely explanations for why bonobos made more language progress than common chimpanze...

A: bonobos are called as pygmy chimpanzees, they are comparatively dwarf and hence smaller than chimpan...

Q: What are the consequences of eating disorder anorexia?

A: Eating disorders are psychological disorders characterized by severe and constant disturbances in ea...

Q: QUESTION 1   SALMAN AND THE BOXES It was 9:30 a.m. When two trucks brought some large crates to asse...

A: Communication (from Latin communicare, signifying "to share") [better source needed] is the demonstr...

Q: What is one-way amnesic relationship?

A: Under the branch of Abnormal psychology, mental disorders can be described as a kind of maladjusted ...

Q: Responses in operant conditioning are voluntary or ______________, whereas those in classical condit...

A: Operant conditioning is a process of training that exercises awards and penalties for performance.  ...

Q: What is Overlearn?

A: Over-learning is the practice of newly learned or acquired skills that is beyond the point of master...

Q: If you are already in a normal mood, could you make yourself feel even better by taking antidepressa...

A: Although various psychological disorders have gained considerable importance under aspects of assess...

Q: What is Sleep apnea disorder ?

A: Sleep apnea disorder: In abnormal psychology, the term "sleep apnea disorder" is described as one of...

Q: What is Selective amnesia ?

A: Memory is a cognitive function crucial to everyday living, such as driving, engaging in daily routin...

Q: Social anxiety disorder can interfere greatly with one life. How?

A: Under the branch of Abnormal psychology, mental disorders can be described as a kind of maladjusted ...

Q: What is RTS?

A: RTS is a collection of physical and psychological signs and responses that are most commonly observe...

Q: How do we know we have learned?

A: Learning is defined as a relatively constant change in behavior as a result of acquiring new informa...

Q: Explain Gestalt theory and therapy ?

A: Gestalt therapy is a humanistic, comprehensive, individual focused type of psychotherapy that is cen...

Q: What is the most influential explanations and treatments of obsessive-compulsive disorder ?

A: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is characterized by inability to control their preoccupation per...

Q: The rate at which your body expends energy while at rest is referred to as the ____ ____rate. (fill ...

A: The human body expends energy while it is at rest.

Q: How social media and body dissatisfaction relates?

A: Body dissatisfaction refers to the tendency of individuals to develop a negative image of their body...

Q: What are the basic premises of self-determination theory?

A: Self-determination theory recommends that individuals are spurred to develop and change by three inn...

Q: People’s emotional reaction to a target is referred to as the ___________ component of attitudes. a....

A: The correct answer is (a) affective.

Q: How forming teens their identity?

A: Adolescence is described as the time between the onset of puberty and the time period of 18 years of...

Q: Why are you likely to feel thirst just before bedtime? Would you feel just as thirsty if you went to...

A: Hydration is important for most frameworks of the body, which is the reason dehydration can have dif...

Q: In the psychoanalytic view, conflicts unresolved during one of the psychosexualstages may lead to __...

A: In the psychoanalytic view, conflicts unresolved during one of the psychosexual stages may lead to _...

Q: People with conversion and somatic symptom disorders usually seek psychotherapy only as a last resor...

A: Conversion Disorder  Individuals with this disorder display physical symptoms that affect voluntary ...

Q: Describe the major sections of the neurological exam

A: The neurological exam is a diagnostic evaluation test used to evaluate which portions of the central...

Q: Which of the following is least likely to make people happy? a. Helping other people. b. Having sati...

A: c.  Earning enough money to be able to afford a lot of luxury possessions

Q: What evidence challenges the idea that we identify people’s emotions by their facial expressions?

A: Emotions are a complex state of feeling or a response due to internal or external factors, which eff...

Q: A nurse is counseling parents attending a parent workshopon how to build self-esteem in their childr...

A: Self esteem refers to the aspect of how an individual perceives himself. It refers to the need to ga...

Q: What is stimulus discrimination?

A: In classical conditioning, stimulus discrimination refers to the ability to differentiate between th...

Q: What brain response was related to people’s ability to resist distraction from an irrelevant red squ...

A: Protection from interruption identified with the measure of action in piece of the prefrontal cortex...

Q: Lewis Terman took great interest in the lives of many of the “Termites.” He even went so far as to a...

A: Lewis Terman, one of the pioneers in IQ testing, conducted a study in 1921 in California. Students w...

Q: What is meant by Mentalization ?

A: Attachment theory and self-development are affected by mentalization. Persons' mentalizing potential...

Q: The problem of innate ideas in the philosophy. What is your position?

A: Philosophy is an academic discipline that studies the reality, nature of knowledge, and existence. I...

Q: Why is nature vs nurture debate controversial?

A: Psychology is a social science. From a considerable amount of time the nature vs. nurture debate has...