What is prospective memory?

Q: Are there alternative views of intelligence?

A: Yes , there are many alternative views and theories of intelligence. 

Q: What is the diference between Extrinsic motivation and Intrinsic motivation. Give the example of the...

A: Motivation is a driving determinant for activities, compliance, and intentions. These requirements, ...

Q: Beliefs can be strengthened using attitude inoculation 1. through a week attack on beliefs 2. by giv...

A: Social psychologists are concerned/interested in exploring how human behavior is influenced by vario...

Q: What is an example of an activity that does not promote inspiration? change your environment exerc...

A: In the classroom and in our daily life we do some activity with our children to increase their creat...

Q: Describing: How do we learn complex processes?

A: Learning is a complicated method. It is unique to every other child and is comprehending and applyin...

Q: Question 34 Edward Thorndike proposed the "law of effect" which states that: There are only responde...

A: Edward Thorndike proposed the law of effect in his book Animal Intelligence: Experimental Studies (1...

Q: Is scientific research on sexual motivation value free?

A: Sexual motivation, also described as sex impulse, the desire to satisfy sexual demands, unless by di...

Q: How do medications used to treat the symptoms of anxiety achieve their effects?

A: The distressing symptoms of anxiety such as the feeling of pain and fear , uncontrollable and obsess...

Q: Explain Principles of Professional Responsibility in Our Dealings with People?

A: According to American Psychological Association, there are some professional ethics that are the cor...

Q: What does an efferent axon do? A. It controls involuntary behavior. B. It controls voluntary behavio...

A: The PNS connects the CNS (brain &spinal cord) to the rest of the sensory organs, thus aiding in ...

Q: Briefly describe the A – B – A – B design – why is this an improvement over the A – B – A design and...

A: Design of experiments (DOE) is characterized as a part of applied measurements that manages arrangin...

Q: The Lawson child is 22 months old. Whenever someone waves at her and says bye-bye, she waves back at...

A: George Mead's theory of development suggests that the self develops through three stages: a) the pre...

Q: 'TRUE' or 'FALSE' ? - "In a certain study, if the issues to be addressed to a respondent are persona...

A: Projective techniques are personality tests where the individuals are shown ambiguous stimuli and ar...

Q: Therapists use a combination of behavioral and cognitive techniques for hallucination. Explain?

A: Cognitive behavior therapy helps in managing the symptoms of psychosis like delusions and hallucinat...

Q: How do a personality disorder differs from healthy or  typical personality expression?

A: An individual's personality trait represents his/her habitual style of thinking, feeling, and behavi...

Q: Briefly describe the A – B – A design – why is it an improvement over the A – B design and describe ...

A: Both A - B (2 stage) and A - B - A (3 stage) represent two different kinds of research design useful...

Q: A  personality test is best used for… Group of answer choices A.Better understanding a client B....

A: Personality tests can be described as a tool used to evaluate human personality. Personality tests o...

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A: So , when Jane who is 10 years old thinks that her girlfriend is mean because she did not say "Hi" t...

Q: Give an example for Overgeneralization?

A: Overgeneralizing is a cognitive distortion, or a distorted perspective, that outcomes in some lovely...

Q: What are three influential trait theories, and how might heredity affect personality?

A: An attribute can be considered as a generally steady trademark that makes people act positively. The...

Q: We determine how much scores vary around the average in a way that includes information about the __...

A:  range; standard of deviation

Q: What is cognitive appraisal model of stress?

A: Stress is a reaction to emotional or bodily strain. Stress is the body's response to a difficulty or...

Q: What is dementia?

A: Dementia refers to deterioration in behavior, memory and thinking of an individual which affects the...

Q: Using fMRI procedures, researchers have found that adolescents show greater brain activity than youn...

A: Adolescence is a time of rapid growth and development. Physical changes, social, and psychological d...

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A: Serial Position Effect (SPE) was given by Herman Ebbinghaus. In this he tried to explain the importa...

Q: Researchers have found that occasion setting is most likely to function   A. when serial compoun...

A: Occasion setting relates to the strength of one incentive, an occasion setter, to change the effecti...

Q: What is Psychomotor symptoms?

A: Psychomotor symptoms can be a result of anxiety disorders , depression , PTSD (post-traumatic stress...

Q: People around the world perceive in the same way, regardless of culture. T or F?

A: Perception refers to the subject way of understanding, exploring, and explaining the world around an...

Q: Define the different types or forms of long-term memory and the types of information stored in each

A: Long term memories are considered to be relatively permanent memory. These memories are stable over ...

Q: What evidence strongly indicates that the SCN produces the circadian rhythm itself?

A: Superchiasmatic Nucleus (SCN) is a structure of brain in the hypothalamus which is responsible for c...

Q: Please find the question

A: A research abstract is a vital part of the research report. It is found immediately after the title ...

Q: What is Cognitive ability?

A: Cognitive ability: In psychology, the term "cognitive ability" is described as an individual's “ment...

Q: What general effect does stress have on our overall health?

A: Stress can disrupt the body's normal physiological and psychological functioning and can increase a ...

Q: Which are the factors essential for effective functioning ?

A: Human factors are the knowledge about an individual’s abilities, limitations and characteristics tha...

Q: Refer to the scenario below to answer the questions that follow.Many communities have civil-defense ...

A:  Classical conditioning occurs through the repeated pairing of a neutral stimulus with a biologicall...

Q: If your dog barks at a stranger at the front door, does this qualify as language? What ifthe dog yip...

A: Yes, for the first part of question, this definitely comprises of communication. The dog’s barking w...

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A: Frontal lobe: The term "frontal lobe" is described as the anterior-most part of an individual's brai...

Q: How has our understanding of biology and experience, culture and gender,and human flourishing shaped...

A: Contemporary psychology understands the importance of both nature and nurtures as well as how they i...

Q: Which of the following does not characterize a module?   A. A module is relatively encapsulated,...

A: Jerry Fodor proposed the modular theory of cognition in which he argued that certain psychological p...

Q: is existence absurd?

A: Existence is subjective and objective both if we look at it deep meaning and it is different from pe...

Q: Reasoning and critical thinking tend to block creativity; these are noncreative qualities. T or F?

A: Reasoning and critical thinking are two closely associated cognitive processes. Reasoning reflects t...

Q: A company received 500 applications for a specific position.30 were given an assignment test. Only 1...

A: Yield ratio is used to assess the efficiency of the selection method. In this scenario , a company r...

Q: Why Id is also known as Pleasure principle ?

A: Sigmund Freud described the human psyche to have the three components of id, ego, and superego. Thes...

Q: Which of the following should you do in order to reduce primacy effects?

A: Primacy effect is when initial information creates more impact on the attitude formation , because i...

Q: People with damage to the vestibular system have trouble reading street signs while walking. Why?

A: The inner ear is responsible for the regulation of the vestibular system. The primary responsibility...

Q: Explain the Generativity V. Stagnation period of Erikson's theory.  Also discuss Erikson and Levinso...

A: Erick Erickson proposed the "Theory of psychosocial stages of Development " , the theory is divided ...

Q: How does competence motivation differ from achievement motivation?

A: Motivation refers to the driving force or energy that evokes actions, promotes will, and help people...

Q: What is Oedipus complex?

A: Sigmund Freud's psychodynamic theory exerts the significance of unconscious desires, impulses, confl...

Q: What are the characteristics of experimentation that make it possible to isolate cause and effect?

A: An experiment is a method conducted to verify, deny, or confirm a theory. Exercises contribute insig...

Q: How cultures vary?

A: Progressively, chiefs should manage various ethnic groups with totally different cultures. Because o...