What is secondary sex characteristics?

Q: What is meant by mutually amnesic relationships ?

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

Q: All individuals normally produce both androgens and estrogens, although the proportions differ in fe...

A: Androgens are hormones that play a significant role in male physical development and reproductive pr...

Q: What was the core idea of jean piaget?

A: Jean Piaget describes in his theories about cognitive development and how it affects language. He de...

Q: 1.Describe how families and friends can positively influence self esteem.

A: Self-esteem refers to ones’ subjective evaluation of their worth. It encompasses one’s beliefs and t...

Q: Suppose you suffer a cut through the spinal cord on the right side only. For the part of the body be...

A: A spinal injury harms the spinal cord, causing partial or total alterations in its functioning. Ailm...

Q: For each of the following cases, indicate which statistic should be used, (do not re-write the whole...

A: There exist two kinds of statistics i.e. descriptive statistics and inferential statistics.

Q: Which types of memory were most impaired in H. M. and people with similar types of amnesia?

A: Amnesia is a loss of memory mainly includes facts, memories, information, experiences due any injury...

Q: People high in nAch show high levels of perseverance, passion, and____________ .a. control b. intell...

A: In 1940s, Abraham Maslow gave his Theory of Need, where he recognized the basic human needs for surv...

Q: Explain "the fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one thing"

A: Psychologist Phil Tetlock comprehends this concept as a way of deciding two cognitive styles.

Q: Which one of the following students is displaying intrinsic motivation?Question 9 options:A)  Bob wo...

A: Motivation can be described as the force that drives an individual to perform a particular act or to...

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

A: The COVID-19 pandemic may increase mental disorders or accelerate others, for example, anxiety, depr...

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: Some nocturnal animals, such as toads, mice, rats, and bats, have impressive nightvision thanks to h...

A: The retina is a thin layer of tissue that lines the back of the eye on the inside and consists of tw...

Q: What is standardization?

A: Standardization means sameness or likeness in things.

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

A: Dreams are explained as a succession of sensations, ideas, emotions, and images that occur involunta...

Q: What are psychology’s levels of analysis and related perspectives?

A: Levels of analysis can be defined as the different aspects of observation and assessment. In psychol...

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: Your friend Jack just read a scientific study published in a scientific journal that reported a stro...

A: A positive correlation indicates a relationship between two variables where increase in one leads to...

Q: Explain the Key elements of moral intelligence with examples. Prioritize them with logic.

A: Moral intelligence is described as the capacity to differentiate right from wrong. Strong ethical co...

Q: As we progress from bipolar cells to ganglion cells to later cells in the visual system, what happen...

A: Ganglion cells and bipolar cells are both part of the visual system. 

Q: What is meant by mental- incompetence ?

A: Mental incompetence is the inability to make or carry out some important decision about their affair...

Q: What are the traits of Antagonism ?

A: Personality psychology explains the persistent thought and behavior patterns of individuals. It also...

Q: What are the goals of child focused approaches such as problem-solving skills training and copying p...

A: Kids use critical thinking abilities consistently - when they analyze and explore, when they select ...

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: In an experiment, participants were exposed to an odor while learning a list of words and then again...

A: Leaning, Memory, and Sleep are complex phenomena that are interlinked with each other. Research show...

Q: Expand the term HPV

A: Most sexually transmitted diseases are caused by viral infections. Virus infections are highly conta...

Q: Describe Contamination obsession?

A: One of the anxiety disorders is Obsession Compulsion Disorder, which is categorized by extreme anxie...

Q: True or False? Evolutionary psychologists argue that standards of beauty are so variable and relativ...

A: The concept of beauty around the world is affected by personal, cultural, or social influences. The ...

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: 8. As many students move through the grade levels, performance goalsincreasingly predominate over ma...

A: Setting goals helps students to excel in their studies and enhance academic performance. Students ca...

Q: Reaction time has been used as a measure of ___________________ intelligence.a. experiential b. neur...

A: Reaction time one of the most important tools used for studying an individual's central information ...

Q: 1)     According to Lewis' classification, ________ emotions involve a sense of "me." An example of ...

A: Emotion in individuals confers brief episodes and variations concerning the situations they put up i...

Q: What is the role of the id ego and superego?

A: Freud put forth a model of the human mind which divided the mind into three layers i.e. Conscious, s...

Q: Give 10 difference between Contrastive Analysis and Error analysis.

A: Contrastive Analysis and Error Analysis are terms used in the field of Secondary Language Acquisitio...

Q: How do social categorization, implicit personality theories, and physical attractiveness affect pers...

A: Social categorization is the means by which individuals classify themselves and others into differen...

Q: Roderick signed a contract during a school assembly to not text while driving and is holding himself...

A: Kohlberg was influenced by Jean Piaget's stages of cognitive development model. He used a similar co...

Q: Which of these drugs acts by inhibiting release of neurotransmitters from the presynaptic neuron? a....

A: The drugs which acts as inhibitors or inhibits the release of neurotransmitters from the presynaptic...

Q: Is selfies are a form of Narcissistic behavior ?

A: Narcissism is a personality disorder characterized by an inflated self-image, an exaggerated sense o...

Q: Mark was in a terrible car accident that destroyed the area of his brain that coordinates his moveme...

A: Mark had his Cerebellum damaged in an accident, thus resulting into uncoordinated movements. Cerebel...

Q: Oscar is a 72 year old male. He has recently lost his wife of 45 years and feels he didn't appreciat...

A: Oscar is a 72 year old male and he recently lost his wife of 45 years , he feels that he didn't appr...

Q: What is mind body dualism. ?

A: Mind-body dualism is a philosophical phenomenon. It denotes either physical or mental phenomena. It ...

Q: What is regression refer in defense mechanism?

A: Defense mechanism are techniques which are designed or aimed at reducing the anxiety of the individu...

Q: What does it mean to critique?

A: Critique: The term "critique" is described as an alteration of a particular archaic word that denote...

Q: What was Mamie Clark’s main contribution to Psychology?

A: Mamie Clarks is regarded a famous psychologist who has significantly contributed to the field of psy...

Q: After continued use of a psychoactive drug, the drug user needs to take larger doses to get the desi...

A: A continued use of psychoactive drugs made the drug user need to take a higher or larger doses to ge...

Q: If several neurons of the visual cortex all respond best when the retina is exposed to horizontal li...

A: The cerebral cortex is located just above the grey matter and is the site where neural integration t...

Q: Distinguish between the following terms that relate to conflict: a. Conflict avoidance b. Conflict c...

A: Conflict avoidance refers to the people-pleasing behavior which has its roots in the innate fear of ...

Q: In Bransford & Johnson's study reading "doing laundry" before compared to after hearing a passag...

A: John Bransford and Marcia Johnson's in the year 1972 conducted a series of experiments in which they...

Q: Does positive thinking create positive outcomes?

A: Positive Psychology is a branch of psychology that focuses on the positive aspects of human nature a...