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A: Addiction refers to a compulsive physiological need to do something to feel better. Any kind of addi...

Q: Discuss some of the critics that psychology has experienced with the application in indigenous count...

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Q: Who is the person most responsible for the early spread of moral treatment in United States ?

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Q: How does disinformation affect how we process information if we are naïve scientists as Heider belie...

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Q: According to Kohlberg, the postconventional level is a period during which moral judgments are deriv...

A: Lawrence Kohlberg gave the theory of moral development in human beings, and he said that it takes pl...

Q: What is Pavlov's Classical Conditioning?

A: Classical conditioning comes under the school of thought called behaviorism in psychology. Physiolog...

Q: 2. Explain how a person's belief system can impact on their choices and behaviour?

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Q: What can occur to the neurotransmitter after being released from the synaptic vesicle?

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Q: What method of control is being used in the following scenarios? A researcher concerned about IQ di...

A: Research is a systematic study of a particular topic that contributes to the pool of knowledge. A re...

Q: Which of the following RELATIVE RISKvalues means that there is a negative relationship between two v...

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Q: Teachers, like parents, set limits, make demands, communicate values, and foster development. True ...

A: The Given statement: Teachers, like parents, set limits, make demands, communicate values, and foste...

Q: Which of the following is a necessary psychological symptom of the Bipolar Disorder?   long-term p...

A: Ans. A psychological disorder involves unusual behaviours that are consistent, and tend to have an i...

Q: The relationship between watching highly aggressive media (including playing violent video games) an...

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Q: Which of the following provides evidence for brain plasticity?

A: Brain plasticity is also known as neural plasticity. According to internal or external stimulus brai...

Q: 2. This is a form of cognitive bias when for example, you are promoted to a higher position in the o...

A: The human brain is of limited capacity, therefore, it is subject to errors. A cognitive bias refers ...

Q: Identify and explain each of the four basic investigative stages in policing.

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Q: What is archetypes?

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A: Parenting style is is defined as style in which parents real or care for their children in their way...

Q: what is the influence of drugs on neurotransmitters.

A: Ans. The intake of drugs does have an immense impact on the brain and behaviour of the individual in...

Q: In middle childhood, girls show less forearm strength than boys. True or False

A: Throughout middle childhood, boys and girls depict similar motor strength. While boys show greater o...

Q: Match the part of the neuron with it's function: nodes of ranvier V [Choose] where neurotransmitters...

A: Ans. Neurons are considered as exclusive cells, which are produced to be able to transfer the inform...

Q: Which reiterates that physical health is a result of the interplay between biological, psychological...

A: Physical Health- It refers to the overall physical fitness of an organism in a given period of time....

Q: Discuss how different cultures affect Socioemotional Development in Infancy and Early Childhood.

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Q: What is outpatient therapy?

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Q: What is the clinical-psychological difference between anxiety and fear?

A: Fear is a response to when something is considered to be a threat. For instance, when an individual ...

Q: Explain the phrase "Humans are Sexual Beings".

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Q: Are achievement motives applicable to males and females today?

A: Achievement motivation can be defined as the striving to increase their progress or to be as high as...

Q: What was Freud's Main Theory?

A: Psychology is the subject which is shaped by various psychoanalytist and psychiatrist. Sigmund Freud...

Q: Who is Philippe Pinel?

A: In psychology, Psychiatrist is a person who have clinical speciality about diagnosis, treatment and ...

Q: Translate the following conceptual graph to English: Tom recipient Jane agent give object Ice cream ...

A: This conceptual diagram depicts that the recipient is Tom. The means of communication alias agent is...

Q: Why Sex Education should be taught to Junior High School Students? Give 3 evidences and 3 reasonings...

A: Sex Education can be defined as the learning and knowledge, belief, related to sexual activities. It...

Q: While the number of new cases of HIV has remained relatively stable over the last 30 years, the numb...

A: Even though the meanings of prevalence and incidence differ, the terms are often confused. Prevalenc...

Q: Differentiate between doing the right thing and doing what is right

A: Moral psychology is the sub branch of psychology field that encompasses the ethical concept of human...

Q: During which period the earlier demonological treatment for psychological abnormality reemerged?

A: Abnormal behaviour is typically the behaviour that is not common among the general population.  Abno...

Q: When Yizhou got a rash on his arm, his mother suggested he rub an anti-itch cream on it. Since the c...

A: Definition: 1. Positive reinforcement: The addition of a pleasant stimulus, strengthing the target b...

Q: 13. Discuss the role of neuroplasticity in the brain. Be sure to specifically address neuroplasticit...

A: When in response to any internal or external stimuli the nervous system changes by reorganizing its ...

Q: Give an example of a research paper

A: Research papers are academic papers that analyze, interpret, and critique a given topic based on the...

Q: What is the meaning of Filipino Psychology?

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Q: Difference between theory x and theory y

A: Motivation in working environment is considered as important force. It helps in people to become pro...

Q: What is technical writing?

A: Writing is a medium of communication in which an individual express and represent the language in th...

Q: Who are the people behind the field of Educational Psychology and their work insights?

A: Educational psychology is the branch of psychology that studies human learning scientifically. Resea...

Q: How do you engage gifted and talented students?

A: A gifted and talented child is a child who is naturally blessed with a higher degree of general ment...

Q: damage to a part of the brain

A: Brain damage: The term "brain damage" is referred to as the deterioration of an individual's "brain ...

Q: Provide some information about the problem of social identity

A: Ans. Social psychology is defined as a standardised study of the way people tend to think, impact, a...

Q: 6. Explain neurotransmission.

A: Neurotransmission refers to the process of signals that pass from the neurotransmitters' axon termin...

Q: Are dreams a representation of one’s personality or future?

A: Sigmund Freud through his theory of psychoanalysis suggested that dreams are a manifestation of our ...

Q: The process of secondary appraisal involves the evaluation of one's Coping ability and resources to ...

A: The secondary appraisal is a part of the cognitive appraisal theory of emotions and correlates to ho...