What is the best description of motivation? Group of answer choices a force that focuses energy and effort to achieve a goal a biological need for achievement and control the feeling that makes reinforcement effective an emotion driven by a desire for accomplishment

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A: There are two approaches/ strategies to cope with the stress-  1. Emotion focused approach 2. Proble...

Q: The information in short-term memory has______________. Without continually revisiting the informati...

A: Memory is defined as the process of the storing and retrieving the information for the specified per...

Q: Nandita is a software engineer. She is under stress, which is disrupting her psychological equilibri...

A: Nandita would not feel stress as much if she isn't worried or anxious about something. Nandita could...

Q: While conducting an experiment on the influence of listening to suggestive music on adolescent behav...

A: Validity in a research finding refers to the fact that the research measures what it was intended to...

Q: You witness a man robbing a bank. You followed him and found out he had taken what he had stolen to ...

A: In our day to day life, we usually stuck in situations or dilemmas in which the we have to chose bet...

Q: 72.  Event based prospective memories are NOT cued by which of the following? Group of answer choic...

A: In human brain, various types of information is processed and stored in memory system. This well reh...

Q: Problems tnat we created for ourselves is known as A. own problems В. constructed problems C. O self...

A: Own problem: this type of problem is unique for every individual which is derived from external as w...

Q: Describe how psychologists measure intelligence.

A: The term "intelligence" implies many ways of abilities or capacities. Such as ability to think, unde...

Q: why Concentration Skills is the skill that will Help You Succeed In The Future. Explain

A: To be successful in life is not the easier task, many hurdles or obstacles may come but even then on...

Q: What is actor observer effect?

A: Attribution In psychology, it refers to the procedure of inferring causes of events as well as behav...

Q: Decision-making is an essential component in both Structuration Theory and Groupthink. Differentiate...

A: The Structuration Theory was given by Anthony Giddens. In this theory, Giddens suggests that human a...

Q: How "HUMOR" can be applicable or factor in approaching and counseling the clients.

A: Counseling can be defined as the two way communication between the client and the counselor/therapis...

Q: Imagine being a jury member in a trial for a parent accused of sexual abuse based on a recovered mem...

A: Recovered memory refers to the experience of subjectively recalling a past event that was traumatic ...

Q: Two vital components for maintaining companionate love are ______________ and______________-________...

A: Sternberg's theory of love is one of the most famous theories explaining love in psychological theor...

Q: Micheal sees his parents praise his older brother, William, for doing the dishes. How might the prai...

A: Motivation helps to initiate and maintain and maintain goal oriented actions and behaviour.   

Q: Explain contingency management?

A: Contingency management is one of the approach of operant conditioning in which person behaviour is b...

Q: What is the role of Psychoanalyst?

A: There are different divisions of job profiles that could be found in the field of psychology. The pe...

Q: Which of the following is NOT one of the three main types ofstressors?a. Catastrophesb. Significant ...

A: Any sort of unpleasant situation and impactful changes that can affect or strain a person's physical...

Q: Give an example for Personalization?

A: Cognitive Distortions  It refers to errors in the thinking of an individual that tends to lead to fa...

Q: 6.Which of the following heuristics can be used to cope with the complexities of making estimates of...

A: Ans. D. Anchoring and adjustment. Individuals frequently use heuristics to estimate probabilities. O...

Q: What is the expanded form of PTSD ?

A: Abnormal Psychology  It is a branch of psychology concerned with the study of abnormal behavior with...

Q: The encoding specificity principle claims that retrieval is _____ when the context of the retrieval ...

A: Introduction Encoding specificity means that when the person is in the same state while retrieving t...

Q: Freud proposed that painful or unacceptable memories are blocked from consciousness through a mechan...

A: Freud described that the unconscious mind consists of the thoughts, urges and feelings which escapes...

Q: What is proactive?

A: Industrial/ Organizational psychology refers to that branch of psychology that studies human behavio...

Q: What is progressive relaxation?

A: Stress  It refers to the pattern of responses that an individual makes to a stimulus event that tend...

Q: Both types of stress defined and differentiated clearly Acute and chronic stress differentiated cle...

A: Stress is physiological and emotional reaction to immediate a danger or  situation in which we don't...

Q: From which language word ‘Phobia’ is formed and what is its meaning?

A: Anxiety- It is defined as a diffuse, vague, as well as very unpleasant feeling of fear as well as ap...

Q: The concept of working memorya. clarifies the idea of short-term memory by focusing onthe active pro...

A: The ability and capacity of the brain to acquire the information and data which can be stored, retai...

Q: Who developed client-centered therapy?

A: Client centered therapy is rooted from humanistic approach. It focuses on helping the client to focu...

Q: 44.  During the secondary pathway of emotion production, a much slower process, the amygdala receiv...

A: Human brain is considered as unexplored world of neurons because of thick and complex web of neurons...

Q: mindfulness approaches to trauma recovery?

A: Trauma is defined as any disturbing incident or experience that leads to significant fear, helplessn...

Q: Evidence that cognitive processes play an important role inlearning comes in part from studies in wh...

A: Cognitive Process  It refers to any of the mental functions that are thought to be involved in knowl...

Q: Jamal’s therapist has suggested that Jamal should “actas if” he is confident, even though he feels i...

A: The branch of psychology focuses on the studies of how a person's thoughts, feelings, personality, m...

Q: Why latin dance/zumba is good for the body and mental state?

A: Numerous psychological studies have shown that dance, specifically Latin dance forms create an impac...

Q: The first step of classical conditioning, when an NS becomes a CS, is called______________. When a U...

A: Classical conditioning refers to the learning process introduced by Ivan P. Pavlov that believes tha...

Q: 39.  Peterson and Peterson (1959) conducted an experiment of having participants remember random le...

A: Peterson and Peterson's (1959) experiment was conducted to analyze the duration of the short-term me...

Q: 32.  According to Dr. Nan, what is the core emotion underlying the learned feeling of shame? Group ...

A: Shame refers to a social emotion that often is caused when an individual feels inadequate, like a fa...

Q: Eliza’s family loves to tell the story of how she “stole theshow” as a 2-year-old, dancing at her au...

A: Memory is a cognitive aspect that always seems to surprise researchers in ways that it has not been ...

Q: 6. Thorndike studied _____ learning in ____ . Group of answer choices Operant; cats Escape; rats Fea...

A: Edward Lee Thorndike is one of the famous psychologists of the 20th century. He is popularly known a...

Q: What cognitive strategies assist our problem solving, and what obstacleshinder it?

A: There are a lot of different ways in which people could enhance their skills that are not academic, ...

Q: How have psychologists studied attachment differences, and what have they learned?

A: Attachment in lifespan development refers to the degree to which the child is attached to the caregi...

Q: 33.  Frustration is a specific feeling that results from being prevented from reaching a goal becau...

A: Frustration refers to an emotional response that is usually a result of opposition. It often is a re...

Q: How the mind is affected by people telling other people what to do or how to do certain task. And ho...

A: Thers are some psychological issues and concepts which intends to be focused over the different type...

Q: Please answer all with explanations QUESTION 1 A punisher will be least effective if it is delayed...

A: (According to the terms and conditions of Bartleby, we can only answer one question at a time. Extre...

Q: phsoh experment was à role-play and simulation conducted at Stanford University in 1971 examining th...

A: Null hypothesis refers to the statistical theory that there exists no statistical difference and rel...

Q: What are the different changes that will dramatically occur during adolescence? Briefly explain each...

A:   The word 'adolescence' has derived from the Latin word adolescere, which means "to grow" or "to gr...

Q: Study of Psychology

A: Since ancient times there has been the need for psychology as a subject and it has been prevalent in...

Q: Researchers have found that dysfunctions within and between three structures in brain stress circuit...

A: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder  It is a mental health condition that occurs in individuals who have ...

Q: Is it really surprising that adolescents engage in risky behaviors? What kinds of activities do adol...

A: The adolescent is an age of adventure where an individual is full of energy and exposure to new expe...

Q: Operationalize the five ways of establishing validity in measurement by giving each two (2) examples...

A: These are some concepts that are prevalent in psychometrics. Predictive validity is when a test or a...