What is the biological factors that contribute to Psychophysiological disorders?

Q: Ben-Zeev et al. (2014) found that more memory errors occurred when the prime ____was paired with ___...

A: Social psychology is the branch/division of psychology that is concerned with exploring human behavi...

Q: why are subjective evaluations of age important to the sense of self

A: There is a belief that age teaches us a lot of things and no doubt growing up is not just make us ol...

Q: What happens to serotonin and catecholamine molecules after they stimulate a postsynaptic receptor? ...

A: The protein acetylcholinesterase breaks acetylcholine atoms into two more modest particles, acetic a...

Q: What is the rapid sequence of events that occurs when you see and recognize afriend?

A: Whenever an old friend comes in front of your eyes. The image of the person will be caught and devel...

Q: Explain, what is dissociative amnesia ?

A: Dissociative amnesia occurs when a person is unable to recall information about their life or certai...

Q: When do we grow up and become adults?

A: Human life starts from the very moment the egg and the sperm get fertilized and start divided into a...

Q: Our perceptual set influences what we perceive. This mentaltendency reflects oura. experiences, assu...

A: A perceptual set also known as expectancy refers to the readiness of an individual to perceive some ...

Q: Which word is most out of place here?a. splib b. blood c. gray d. spook e. black

A: Which word is most out of place here? a. Splib b. Blood c. Gray d. Spook e. Black

Q: The _____________ approach to behavior is the idea that behavior originates in the mind. A)mentali...

A: BEHAVIORAL APPROACH -- it is an approach to psychology that focuses on how one's environment and how...

Q: What is ID?

A: As per Sigmund Freud, human personality is unpredictable and has in excess of a solitary part. In hi...

Q: Thompson found a localized engram, whereas Lashley did not. What key differences in procedures or as...

A: Thompson examined an alternate, more straightforward kind of learning. 

Q: How can someone’s personality traits and disorders be explained by unfulfilled wishes and childhood ...

A: Through psychodynamic perspective Starting in crafted by Sigmund Freud, the psychodynamic viewpoint ...

Q: Describe,define,and identifyPartial correlation.

A: Partial correlation is defined as studying the relationship of two variables while controlling the e...

Q: What is Paranormal Activity movies ?

A: Paranormal is any event that is out of the existence of normal scientific findings. It can originate...

Q: Explain how the need to actualize promotes biological and psychological growth?

A: Self-actualization is the process where a person has fully realized their personal potential. These ...

Q: How Prevalent Are Psychological Disorders?

A: Psychological disorders are mental illnesses characterized by having abnormal feelings, thoughts and...

Q: A forensic psychologist wants to study the effects of prison crowding (0, 1, 2, cell mates) and recr...

A: Analysis of variance (ANOVA) test is a statistical measure to test the mean difference between two o...

Q: What evidence indicates that tolerance is to a large extent learned? a. Tolerance is greater in the ...

A: Drug Tolerance simply means the reduced effect of drug with repeated intake; due to reduction in per...

Q: Identify the cause of communication breakdown in each of the situations below and give one way to fi...

A: Communication is a way of sending messages by the sender in a way that gets received by the receiver...

Q: List and explain with examples the two components of Emotional Intelligence that are indicative of a...

A: Emotional Intelligence refers to the ability of an individual to understand and manage one's emotion...

Q: A client admits to the nurse that she feels guilty for not providing more direct care for her ill mo...

A: Sigmund Freud is the father of Psychoanalysis. His theory detailed that there are three parts of the...

Q: A disadvantage of closed-ended questions is that?   The issue being studied may be too complex...

A: In a research study, questionnaires with a standardized set of close-ended questions are structured ...

Q: How classical conditioning proposed by Cognitive-behavioral theorists play a role in substance use d...

A: Classical conditioning was originally proposed by Ivan Pavlov in the 1890s as a form of associative ...

Q: Why is consoldiation necessary for motivation to enhance memory, as we often see reward-memory benef...

A: Consolidation of memory refers to the process by which memory becomes stable in one’s system. It can...

Q: Kamini is playing with her dolls and she points to one of her dolls and says to you, “Her wented out...

A: The field in which mental aspects of language and speech are studied is known as psycholinguistic. I...

Q: What are the Factors Influencing Conformity?

A: CONFORMITY - it is a type of social influence involving  a change in belief or behavior in order to ...

Q: The lower brain structure that governs arousal is thea. spinal cord.b. cerebellum.c. reticular forma...

A: Brainstem is the area at the base of the brain which is between the grounded structures of the cereb...

Q: Stigmatizing Metal Illness: Use the internet to find examples of how mental illness is stigmatized i...

A: Negative representation of mental Illness by Media Minimization of Mental Illness By the Media  The ...

Q: What is manic episode ?

A: Manic episode or mania is a period of abnormal psychological functioning and behavior marked by high...

Q: What are the most important contributions of Alfred Kinsey’s research on sexuality?

A: ALFRED KINSEY - Alfred Charles Kinsey was an American biologist , professor of entomology and zoolog...

Q: What do you mean by Connecting and Social Networking?

A: Connectedness is an integral part of psychology. It is the way of staying connected to the environme...

Q: define,describe,and identify Interaction effect.

A: Social sciences is the field that looks into various social components like society, politics, econo...

Q: Compare and contrast the stages in first and second language acquisition. Cite your own experiences ...

A: In first language acquisition , children spend several years listening to language  , babbling , and...

Q: What is one way in which the auditory cortex is not analogous to the visual cortex?A. The auditory c...

A: The auditory cortex is the section of the temporal lobe that concocts auditory data in individuals a...

Q: The claim that heredity accounts for racial differences in average IQ ignores environmental differen...

A: True 

Q: What is somatic nervous system?

A: The somatic nervous system assumes an imperative part in starting and controlling the developments o...

Q: Many states began to restrict the use of the insanity defense after John Hinckley, Jr., who tried to...

A: The insanity defense, additionally recognized as the mental disease defense. It is establishing prot...

Q: Question 12 Which of the following scenarios is the best example of evolution? options:A population ...

A: Ans 15. True

Q: What is gender prejudice?

A: Sexism is prejudice or discrimination dependent on one's sex or gender. Sexism can influence anybody...

Q: Why is it important to know the Tuckman’s Five Stages of group development and give an example of si...

A: Tuckman gave five stages of group development that became an essential aspect of group formation.The...

Q: Why do married men tend to have lower testosterone levels than single men of the same age?

A: One clarification for the expanded decrease in testosterone among wedded men comes from evidence pro...

Q: 12. A nurse is planning care that is grounded in the fact that clients are holistic beings. Which co...

A: The holistic approach in healthcare views the client as a whole person addressing their physical, em...

Q: A patient has trouble with working memory. 1- What type of task you can do during your neuropsycholo...

A: Working memory is that part of memory that holds the information for not so long or which help an in...

Q: Construct your own scientifically sound definition of play. Explain your reasoning for this definiti...

A: Play is one such domain in psychology which leads to the holistic development. The significance of p...

Q: What is the street name od Ecstasy?

A: Ecstasy also know as MDMA (methylenedioxymethamphetamine) is a psychoactive drug.                   ...

Q: Which lobe of the cerebral cortex includes the primary motor cortex?

A: The primary motor cortex of the brain is the region in the brain involved in generation and regulati...

Q: Counseling friends. Regarding the issue of counseling friends, I thinka. it is seldom wise to accept...

A: c. friendship and therapy should not be mixed.

Q: What is Hypertension ?

A: Hypertension stands for high blood pressure which is caused by high flow of blood against the artery...

Q: What is the role of therapist in Humanistic model?

A: The humanistic model of psychology includes three major psychotherapies i.e. client-centered therapy...

Q: The term “race phenotypically bias” is mainly used to refer to:     Black people’s prejudice aga...

A: Racial phenotypicality bias is generally a negative towards people from other racial category . They...