What is ingroup bias?

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A: The development of emotions in individuals depends on various factors concerning situational and dis...

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A: Ans1. False

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A: Circadian rhythms are physical, behavioral and mental changes that observe a 24-hour sequence. These...

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Q: At which of Atkinson-Shiffrin’s three memory stages would iconic and echoic memoryoccur?

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Q: Learned helplessness tends to occur when events appear to bea. frustratingb. in conflictc. uncontrol...

A: Learned helplessness occurs when a person feel that they have no control over the situation. 

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A: Dance, the action of the body in a balanced approach, usually to music and inside a leased area, for...

Q: Discuss two other theoretical explanations for dreams, using Biological Theory and Cognitive Theory.

A: Dream is a topic that has fascinated psychologists and philosophers for a long time, and thus many r...

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Q: Discuss two other theoretical explanations for dreams, using Biological Theory and Cognitive Theory.

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A: Something that irritates or provokes Overflowing out these applications is a hassle.

Q: Are psychologists allowed to manipulate or control you without your knowledge or consent?

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Q: What is Milieu therapy?

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A: Social anxiety disorder seldom related to social phobia. It is a kind of anxiety ailment that genera...

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A: Monoamine oxidase A or MAOA is the enzyme that is responsible for splitting monoamines, which includ...

Q: How family stress and Schizophrenia relate each other?

A:   Schizophrenia: In abnormal psychology, the term "schizophrenia" is described as a significant m...

Q: What is the biggest problem in determining effectiveness of treatment?

A: In psychology, treatment or therapy terms are synonymized as groups of procedures/techniques formula...

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Q: What Is meant by Hate Crimes and what are the effects of hate crime?

A: The expression "hate crime" evolved into popular practice in the United States through the 1980s, ne...

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Q: What is explicit memory?

A: Explicit memory: In psychology, the term "explicit memory" is also denoted as "declarative memory" a...

Q: Shane is a five month old who holds on to anything that touches their palm. This is called the refle...

A: A reflex is an innate reaction that occur automatically in response to a stimulus.

Q: Which is more crucial: intelligence or kindness?

A: Intelligence is the ability to think rationally , act purposefully and to be able to effectively dea...

Q: The core feature of abnormal behavior is that it is a. statistically unusual b. maladaptive c. socia...

A: Abnormal psychology is the branch of psychology. It deals with psychopathology and abnormal psycholo...

Q: The is specialized for detecting emotional tone of voice in spoken language. O left hemisphere O the...

A: Our brain is divided in two hemisphere right and left and both the hemisphere is responsible to the ...

Q: What are the major symptoms of schizophrenia, and how do positive and negative symptoms differ?

A: Schizophrenia changes how you think, feel, and act. It may influence you uniquely in contrast to ano...

Q: Be able to tell the story of Ivan Pavlov and his remarkable experiment

A: -Ivan Petrovich Pavlov was one of the famous psychologists and primarily known for his theory of cla...

Q: sheet. 1. The Effects of Modular Distance Learning A. Are Self Learning Modules (SLMS) effective in ...

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Q: Which one of the following illustrates the role of expectancy inmotivation?Question 6 options:A)  Ch...

A: Expectancy theory given by Victor Vroom (1964). He suggested that the passion to perform a particula...

Q: When you "listen" to the body language of people as they talk. What did you notice? Did their body l...

A: Introduction:- Body language is what tells more about an individual than what they speak. If we noti...

Q: During the NREM-1 sleep stage, a person is most likely to experience a. sleep spindles.b. hallucinat...

A: Sleep is a vital physiological function that is an essential health factor. Rapid-eye movement (REM)...

Q: What is more important: kindness or intelligence?

A: Intelligence can be described in several means: the potential for reasoning comprehension self-cons...

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Q: choose two areas of Gardner's theory that you believe you have limitations.

A: Howard Gardner proposed the theory of "Multiple Intelligence" and stated eight different types of in...

Q: In general, how does memory work?

A: -Memory: In psychology, the term "memory" is described as processes that are being utilized to recei...