What is normative social influence?

Q: Complete the blanks with the following names: Alfred Adler, Gordon Allport, Albert Bandurn, Raymond ...

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Q: The gambler's fallacy occurs because of?     Apophenia.     Base rate neglect.     Sample size...

A: Ans- The gambler's fallacy occurs because of Apophenia. Therefore,the correct answer is option A.

Q: Please explain what fitting the person to job (FPJ) and fitting the job to the person (FJP)  mean an...

A: Organizational psychology is the branch of psychology that involves studies of human behavior in the...

Q: Amna is working in a telecom company as supervisor for the past 2 years. She worked hard as she was ...

A: Amna was working hard for the promotion. She lost the interest in working hard because she didn't ge...

Q: 1. Why do we need to know our bits of intelligence? 2. Identify as many skills or abilities that you...

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Q: The prefrontal cortex is to _____ memory

A: The prefrontal cortex is a part of our brain which locates at the front of the frontal lobe of our b...

Q: The term refers to the process that changes "bad" behavior into "sick" behavior. medicalization of d...

A: World health organization has described mental health as "a state of well-being in which the individ...

Q: Considering different types of behaviour, which one is more effective?

A: In this world, everyone is unique and has different personality features, may have different behavio...

Q: Describe Behavioral Disorders in Adolescence

A: Overactivity, inattention, and antisocial behaviour are all prevalent problems among children and te...

Q: What is the difference between the sex and the gender? Give example.

A: Both the gender and the sex shows the identity or category of a kind or class, or differentiates mal...

Q: Many of the personality disorders are a bit controversial. Discuss the major points of controversy. ...

A: Personality disorders can occurs the body's adaptive mechanism in a wrong way. These disorders are t...

Q: what are the dispositional explanations of obedience?

A: Obedience can refer to the act, practice, or behavior of a person which influences the person to obe...

Q: intelligence

A: Intelligence: In psychology, the term "intelligence" is determined as an individual possessing highe...

Q: body sense

A: Our 5 senses - Sight, Sound, Smell, Taste, and Touch help us receive sensory information. They help ...

Q: How does positive thinking and optimism affect your overall health?

A: Positive thinking refers to the practice of focusing on the good in every situation. It is also call...

Q: What is the purpose of implicit bias training?

A: Implicit Bias refers to a phenomena where we unconsciously hold certain prejudiced or favourable opi...

Q: means their identity is spoiled; they are labeled as different, discriminated against, and sometimes...

A: > Labelling is identifying a person on the basis of his behavior or mental condition. > Hence,...

Q: What are the most important considerations in determining whether a person is a man or a woman?

A: People with gender identity disorder are in conflict between their assigned gender and identified ge...

Q: 1. What is disengagement and what steps should be taken during this process? 2. What steps would yo...

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Q: Baby Muriel has the capacity of choosing to look at patterned displays over non-patterned displays. ...

A: Divided attention is the attentional focus to more than one stimuli at the same time. We experience ...

Q: State the classic developmental research design you would use to create a research project with adol...

A: Psychosocial Realm: Refers to the emotional, cognitive, social and spiritual needs.    There are Thr...

Q: What measure of effect size is most appropriate in the following situations? Comparing two means. C...

A: Effect size can be described as a measure of strength of relationship between two variables. Higher ...

Q: 1.According to Maslow, needs that are an expression of tendencies for self-actualization, such as pe...

A: Psychology studies physiological & hormonal changes too which have direct impact over one's beha...

Q: Students adopting a work-avoidant goal orientation is most likely to result from: Providing students...

A: Work avoidance goal oriented students are less motivated to achieve more. They stop at a certain lev...

Q: What do you believe is the cause of certain people's destruction of nature?

A: People's behaviours are at large very random but it is all a ripple that is arising out of the proce...

Q: Psychoanalysis is highly useful in O a. All of the above О а. O b. Selecting right person for the ri...

A: Psychology stands for the complete study of "Brain" and "Human Behaviour". It helps us in the variou...

Q: How does social media affect our body image and does it cause depression in teens?

A: Body image refers to how you see your body and how it compares to society norms. Negative body image...

Q: MOST likely to hold onto attitudes that were adopted when he or she was younger.

A: An overall evaluation of people, groups, and objects in our social world is referred to as attitude....

Q: How is social media use affecting the workplace? Is blocking social media on work computers effectiv...

A: Social media can be called as the best source of entertainment, to get information, to communicate w...

Q: Would Sigmund Freud think the MMPI was a good measure of one's personality? Why or why not? Edit Vie...

A: > Segmund freud invented psychoanalysis techniques of psychotherapy. He is also known for his the...

Q: According to Heilbroner what is a Hard Deterministic view of technology, and according to Winner, wh...

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Q: Which of the following is an example of positive punishment? a. Remove some employee benefits until...

A: > Reinforcement and punishment are important factors in human learning. In operant conditioning t...

Q: Describe the relationship between the biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors of Obsess...

A: Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a disorder that leads to an obsession with something and disturbs d...

Q: The difference between the schemes of substage 1 infants and substage 2 infants is that: a. substag...

A: Piaget's sensorimotor stage has been categorized into 6 sub stages as : 1. Simple reflexes - reflex ...

Q: Humanism

A: Humanistic psychology or humanism is determined as one of the perspectives in psychology that signif...

Q: Why is it important to always have an open communication with your family and friends?

A: Open communication can consider as the ability of anyone (on equal conditions) to exchange their fee...

Q: What is shaping? How could it be used to facilitate a desired behavior? Choose a behavior and explai...

A: Shaping is a form of learning which is utilized maximum times in human lives especially for shaping ...

Q: According to the American Psychological Association, unhealthy sexualization can be distinguished fr...

A: The American Psychological Association (APA) in its 2007 Report has studied the psychological theory...

Q: What are some of the things we can do to reduce stress? What do studies suggest about mindfulness th...

A: Stress- It is defined as the pattern of responses that an individual makes to a stimulus event that ...

Q: 1. Evidence suggests that users can quickly develop dependence to LSD    True   False 2.  THC bind...

A: Drugs are utilised for relaxation & other enjoyable things. But when they are taken into large a...

Q: in a group situation, conflict is usually good.  True  False

A: Conflicts are the heated argument between two parties which affects the result of the institution.

Q: We often discuss genes vs environment as if it is an either/or proposition. However, it doesn't real...

A: The Nature vs nurture argument has been persistent over the years in the field of psychology. Psycho...

Q: Suppose you want to test whether an energy drink called “Zap” improves math performance in Psyc stud...

A: Research Methodology It refers to the specific procedures as well as techniques used to identify, se...

Q: self doubt

A: Self doubt occurs when we feel underconfident and incapable of ourselves. It makes us question our o...

Q: Identify the correct statement on “attitudes and values”, in comparison of both. a. Attitudes and va...

A: Attitude can be defined as mental set up of an individual containing 3 basic components: ABC (Affect...

Q: Piaget’s Concrete Operational stage, infants are capable of thinking about the relations between cla...

A: A brief summary of one of the most important psychologists, Jean Piaget (born August 9, 1896, Switze...

Q: How do drugs facilitate synaptic transmission (agonists)?  Provide examples.

A: Synaptic transmission takes place in a synapse where neurons communicate by releasing neurotransmitt...

Q: Fitz Heider’s Attribution Theory introduced the concept of perceived ‘locus of causality’. In your o...

A: Fritz Heider's attribution theory explains how we make causation of behaviour. How people attribute ...

Q: It is the process of programing someone or something in order to make it function in a certain way. ...

A: Programming someone is analogous to programming a computer application. The computer works on codes ...

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