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Q: a consultant who is starting a new assignment, for a client. He seems to be gripped with learning -c...

A: Learning credibility tension is anxiety an individual face when they try to come up with a new idea ...

Q: What is something you Learned over the past year (during the pandemic) that you have never known abo...

A: We all are in a pandemic situation since last year and we are fighting with this from many perspecti...

Q: Your Lecturer is driving to work, another driver runs through a red light and hits his car. Your lec...

A: Reinforcement  Reinforcement is utilized to help increase the probability that a particular behavior...

Q: 1- We (live) in Japan from 1995-1998. a- Lived b- live c- have lived d- lift 2- The TV program which...

A: Selection of correct word to make a sentence complete and sound appropriate is very important, and u...

Q: According to the James-Lange theory, we should expect people with pure autonomic failure to experien...

A: As indicated by this theory, seeing an outside upgrade prompts a physiological reaction. Your passio...

Q: Researcher find that one possible reason people in big cities are less helpful is that _____________...

A: The norm of reciprocity is defined as the expectation that people will repay in the form of help to ...

Q: What factors predispose some people to become and remain obese?

A: Genes and the environment combine to create obesity. Obesity corresponds with depression, especially...

Q: QUESTION 19 Research has been conducted on the effects of attitude similarity on attraction and on t...

A: Research is a scientific and systematic study and investigation of behaviors and experiences of indi...

Q: 1b)Write down four ways by which your choice of reading material can affect your writing.

A: Structure  Readers are accustomed to organizing sentences. They have seen great sentence structure s...

Q: Write an brief description of the different mental disorders (one paragraph each)  Post-Traumatic St...

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

Q: People are said to have “retreated from reality” when they suffer from __________________________ . ...

A: The prevalence of psychotic disorder is 0.7 percent in the general population. Genetic, neurobiologi...

Q: A lot of companies started to change the way they work, mostly adopting home-office solutions. Inter...

A: This new change all over the world due to pandemic has made us learn a new way of working as we all ...

Q: What makes surrogacy, artificial insemination, human cloning a moral issue?

A: Surrogacy, artificial insemination and human cloning are the methods of fertilization for whom not a...

Q: What is the DSM? Why are some psychologists critical of diagnostic labels?  Why can it be difficult ...

A: DSM is diagnostic and statistical manual is a manual for mental health disorders specifically formul...

Q: Difference between stereotype and discrimination? Use the example of stereotype. Use example of disc...

A: Stereotype: In psychology, the term "stereotype" is described as a mistaken belief or idea that indi...

Q: Which of the following research situations is most likely to use an independent sample t-statistic? ...

A: A t-test is a form of inferential statistics which helps to study if there is a significant differen...

Q: 1. Personality psychologist's and social psychologist's focus on two aspects when attempting to expl...

A: Psychology refers to a scientific study of the mind and behavior of individuals. It is a multidiscip...

Q: Mary had a stroke and the resultant brain damage led to her loss of memory. Mary has organic amnesia...

A: Frank was a construction worker , one day he had an accident where a large metal bar rolled off a pl...

Q: To which part or parts of a neuron does the all-or-none law apply?

A: The all-or-none principle asserts that the intensity of a neuronal cell's or muscular fiber's reacti...

Q: A good antidote to perceptual habituation can be found in conscious efforts toa. reverse sensory gat...

A: When a sensory stimulus has gathered response from the organism, its constant presence or reputation...

Q: What is body language and what are its types?

A: Body language refers to a form of nonverbal communication. It involves physical behavior to express ...

Q: How did humanistic psychology provide a fresh perspective?

A: Humanistic psychology: The term "humanistic psychology" is described as a perspective that signifies...

Q: The altruistic personality is the quality that causes an individual to help others in a wide variety...

A: Altruism is basically a moral which is concerned with the happiness and well being of others with on...

Q: Describe kitty case study. Two lecture factors to increase to help. Why?

A: Bystanders effect is the situation when in time of some accident people present tend to think that s...

Q: What is observational learning?

A: Observational learning is the process in which a person learns the behaviours, actions, or expressio...

Q: i just want to know some things about someone today?  What is something you’ve learned over the past...

A: We are in our home for more than a year now because of this pandemic as we are trying to save oursel...

Q: Comment on secondary sex characteristics

A: Human species has been mainly differentiated universally under two sexes male and female. Under whic...

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of correlational studies?

A: A correlational research study utilizes the non-exploratory strategy where the estimation of two fac...

Q: For a single sample t statistic, the standard error provides a measure of the “average” discrepancy ...

A: Statistics is a science of classifying, organizing, and analyzing data. This helps the researcher in...

Q: Kate is struggling to make a decision about her health in the face of current COVID-19 pandemic. S...

A: Today many questions people are asking about taking vaccines or not as all over the world many rumou...

Q: What are the common factors that contribute to successful outcomes in psychotherapy?

A: Psychotherapy, as defined by the American Psychological Association, is a form of talk therapy which...

Q: In the three parts of personality in Freud's theory, what you think is valid or invalid about his th...

A: Psychoanalysis was given by Sigmund Freud. The central part of this theory is the certainty that all...

Q: Diagnostic and Statistical Manuel of Mental Disorders?

A: The "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders" is also denoted as DSM and is described ...

Q: After surgical removal of someone’s stomach, what mechanism if any can produce satiety? a. Distensio...

A: After surgical removal of someone’s stomach, what mechanism if any can produce satiety? (a) Distens...

Q: Write an brief description of the Schizophrenia mental disorder and give a detailed explanation of h...

A: Schizophrenia is a mental disorder characterized by inaccurate interpretation of reality. Schizophre...

Q: What is Delirium ?

A: Delirium: The term "delirium" is described as an abrupt or uncertain change in an individual's brain...

Q: How is information communicated at the synapse?

A: Synapse is a junction that helps in allowing the neuron to pass signal from one nerve cell to the ot...

Q: If a person's right posterior temporal lobe and right superior parietal lobule were damaged, he is l...

A: Brain is the Primary organ of body that controls the functioning of other body organs. It is divided...

Q: Comparing the educational system of a developing country to that of a developed country, what two an...

A: Educational systems across different nations give an idea about the diverse education that is being ...

Q: Apakah yang dimaksudkan dengan berfikir?. What is meant by thinking? * Melibatkan kawalan. la berlak...

A: Thinking refers to transformation of mental representation of information into new and different for...

Q: The major difference between a single sample t-statistic formula and the z-statistic formula is.. ...

A: The t-statistic is used in a t-test to determine whether to support or reject the null hypothesis. I...

Q: What's the difference between Communication and Purposive Communication?

A: The world has become a global village, which is shrinking by the manner of communication being used....

Q: Why is Robert Sternberg’s intelligence theory the best?

A: Psychologist Robert Sternberg defined intelligence as "mental activity directed toward purposive ada...

Q: What is functional magnetic resonance imaging?

A: Functional magnetic resonance imaging: It is also referred to as "fMRI" or "functional MRI" which is...

Q: Describe Kitty case study. Which one is the bystander effect or bystander apathy or diffusion of res...

A: Social psychology is the systematic research of how an individual's opinions, sentiments, and respon...

Q: Do you think family is considered the primary contributor to juvenile delinquency? In what instances...

A: Families assume an imperative part in the advancement of kids and youth. Investigations of juvenile ...

Q: What is automatic thoughts ?

A: Automatic thought is a concept in cognitive behavioral therapy that refers to the mental activity or...

Q: What are the symptoms of bipolar I disorder ?

A: Bipolar disorder is a type of Mood Disorder, the disorder is associated with severe variations in mo...

Q: What would we have expected to happen in Dutton and Aron's study of misattribution of arousal if (un...

A: Emotion is one of the important/major topics/areas of exploration in the psychology field, and many ...

Q: Milgram believed that many city dwellers prevent attentional overloadby limiting themselves to super...

A: The statement :  "Milgram believed that many city dwellers prevent attentional overload by limiting ...