What is phrenology?

Q: What is “eye movement desensitization and reprocessing” and how it help people with PTSD?

A: EDMR is psychotherapy. It is interactive psychotherapy. It is used to relieve psychological stress. ...

Q: Golman's model is popular for measuring emotional intelligence. Can you suggest another model that s...

A: Enthusiastic Intelligence, or, what is ordinarily alluded to as EQ has been professed to be the way ...

Q: Could the observed correlation have occurred by mere chance?

A: Correlation is a statistic that estimates the extent to which pairs of variables progress in associa...

Q: What is manifest content?

A: According to Sigmund Freud, the unconscious mind contains desires, urges, and thoughts that are unac...

Q: As time passes, nerve endings in the skin under your clothes send fewer signals to the brain and you...

A: When we wear clothes, the nerve endings in the skin underneath our clothes send signals to our brain...

Q: What are the treatment techniques used for treating irrational beliefs?

A: Irrational beliefs are all the beliefs and messages one has faith in which are not rational. They ar...

Q: Define the types of Gardner's Multiple  intelligence and give examples to back up your understanding...

A: Howard Gardener (1983) termed intelligence as "the ability to solve or create problems, that are val...

Q: Although the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a physical illness, it very much requires behavi...

A: Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) has impacted human life physically, socially, psychologically, a...

Q: Be able to describe flashback memory. Provide example. Define of flasback memory.

A: Flashback or involuntary recurrent memory is a phenomenon where the individual has sudden, powerful,...

Q: How People Deal with Stress?

A: Stress seems to be the reason people adapt to changes, occurrences, and circumstances in their daily...

Q: What biological factors make us more prone to hurt one another?

A: The tendency to deliberately damage property or project physical harm to others has been defined as ...

Q: What is meant by “neurotoxicity” ?

A: In the human body, the nervous system is responsible for controlling, communicating all the function...

Q: What three characteristics are associated with motivation?

A: People's motivation spells one's self-concept for exploring their self-knowledge. The self-concept h...

Q: Explain the information processing approach

A: In human cognitive actions, memory involves a fundamental aspect concerning inwardly recording, savi...

Q: What is the IQ of an 8-year-old child who answers questions at the level of a typical 10-year-old ?

A: IQ also known as Intelligence Quotient is a term coined by psychologist William Stern in 1902. It is...

Q: Be able to relate the history of the army alpha test and bias. What bias those men had worked agains...

A: Impacts like our experience, encounters and natural conditions would all be able to have an influenc...

Q: What is meant by mutually amnesic relationships ?

A: Dissociative identity disorder (DID) represents a unique kind wherein individuals display two or mor...

Q: psychopharmacology and the link between it and addiction treatment?

A: Psychopharmacology is a branch that studies the effect of drugs on a person’s mood, behavior, and th...

Q: Breastfeeding is beneficial O for children everywhere and hence mothers must do everything to make s...

A: INTRODUCTION Breastfeeding is a boon for an infant in the initial stage of development. Research and...

Q: How ApoE-4 gene become an major contribute to the development of Alzheimer’s disease ?

A: Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a neurological disorder that shrink the brain and results in the death o...

Q: Which one was the first SSRI to be released?

A: During the decade 1950s, there are various psychotropic/psychoactive remedies such as anti-anxiety m...

Q: Is meditation alternative medicine?

A: Meditation refers to the methods that are used to promote a heightened status of knowledge and gener...

Q: Using the information imparted by emotional reactions can enhance thinking and decision making. True...

A: Emotions are a strong feeling that derive one’s mood, circumstances and relationships with others. T...

Q: 1. Influences on your Thinking: What are some of the influences on your thinking that you need to be...

A: Hello, since your question has multiple parts we will solve the first one for you, if you want the r...

Q: Be able to describe who B.F. Skinner and J.B. Watson were and their experiments and concepts. What d...

A: The psychology field has emerged as science through the works of Wilhelm Wundt who was a proponent o...

Q: Identify the student who appears to have a mastery approach goal.Question 10 options:A)  Bonnie is a...

A: How one approaches goals are of two types: mastery goals and performance goals. Mastery goals and pe...

Q: Explain what is ‘ visual memory’ ?

A: Visual memory: The term "visual memory" is described as the capability of an individual to recall or...

Q: Please help

A: Violence is the application of mechanical efficiency so as to hurt, abuse, accident, or damage.

Q: What is more important: kindness or intelligence?

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

Q: The sympathetic nervous system arouses us for actionand the parasympathetic nervous system calms us ...

A: The central nervous system is a complex network of neurons and neural systems. The two major compone...

Q: What are the treatment techniques used for treating Unrealistic, distorted perceptions and interpret...

A: The unrealistic, distorted perceptions of events due to cognition is termed in psychology as irratio...

Q: Perceptual habits may become so ingrained that they lead us to misperceive a stimulus. T or F?

A: We are constantly loaded with sensory stimuli that make for the experience of sensation, while we ta...

Q: How might school systems e­ectively combat bullying?

A: Bullying is defined as deliberate violent behavior involving an imbalance of power or strength. It's...

Q: Who developed DBT?

A: DBT stands for Dialectical Behavioral Therapy which is a type of cognitive therapy , and is useful f...

Q: Three of the following statements about the need for relatedness are accurate. Which one is not true...

A: The view of self of self-determination theorists indicates that humans are driven by three intrinsic...

Q: I need to evaluate availability heuristic to show how it can be both helpful and also unhelpful in d...

A: A heuristic is a short way of thinking that allows people in problem solving and making judgements q...

Q: What are the five stages of change and what are their definitions?

A: James Prochaska and Carlo DiClemente were the first to propose the transtheoretical model of change....

Q: What are the psychological causes of low sex desire ?

A: A low sex drive, not only interferes with sexual activity but can also cause tension in a relationsh...

Q: 5) Which of the following terms refers to an infant's distressed reaction when the caregiver leaves?...

A: Emotion is considering, or concern, that happens when an individual is in a position or communicatio...

Q: Explain the steps involved in perceiving the environment around us.

A: Perception refers to the mental process that involves identifying, organizing, and interpreting data...

Q: How do we localize different sounds, such as a low rumble or a high-pitch tone?

A: INTRODUCTION:- Sound is what gives effect to our visual perception, it is counted in Hz and with the...

Q: what is Group Behavior?

A: The manner an individual or thing behaves or responds is referred to as behavior. A tantrum-throwing...

Q: Is face-to-face interaction, or  copresence, an important aspect  of human action? Why or why not?

A: people groups need to communicate with others in their quality exclusively by being in presence of i...

Q: What is REM rebound?

A: Rapid eye movement (REM) rest is one of the four phases that the brain goes through during the rest ...

Q: Which of the following is a legal concept? a. neurosis b. psychosis c. drapetomania d. insanity

A: From the given options , the legal concept is :  

Q: How can intelligence be measured?

A: For several years it's been eagerly questioned about the understanding of the term "intelligence." I...

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: State the Golem effect and explain with an example.

A: The Golem Effect  The Golem effect portrays the cycle where bosses (like instructors or chiefs) expe...

Q: How Proximity provides opportunities for aggression?

A: Aggression refers to the behaviour which causes harm to oneself or others around.

Q: As far as language development goes, children follow this order for the most part in all languages O...

A: Language development relates to the means by which infants receive, or learn the language. Language ...