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Q: 15)   Which of the following represents a rapid increase in the number of words children know that b...

A: Vocabulary development is a means by which individuals obtain terms. Babbling turns towards signific...

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

A: Patient H. M. is Henry Gustav Molaison who had undergone surgery to remove part of his medial tempor...

Q: 6)   On the basis of New York Longitudinal Study (NYLS) by Thomas and Chess (1977), a newborn's temp...

A: Temperament relates to biologically based personal variations in emotional and motivational inclinat...

Q: I need help with question 3. Thank you!

A: Factorial design refers to a research methodology used to investigate the main and interaction effec...

Q: What are the modifiers of human act?   Give practical examples of the modifiers of human acts.   Pl...

A: Modifiers of human act alludes to the things that may influence the human act's fundamental characte...

Q: 7)   A child, who has a low activity level, is somewhat negative, and displays a low intensity of mo...

A: The physical activity level is a means to show a person's everyday bodily movement as a number and i...

Q: What neurotransmitter is related to the willingness to try new or different sexual experiences?

A: Sexual motivation in humans is an important/major area of exploration in the psychology field and th...

Q: Expand the term TAT

A: Projective tests are used often in the assessment of psychological disorders to explore the client o...

Q: What is thalamus?

A: Thalamus is the matter or the grey matter in the brain, the major function of thalamus is to transfe...

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: I need help with my homework:-  This is the question  compare depression theory from the biological ...

A: Depression is characterized by a persistent sense of sorrow and decline of interest that prevents pe...

Q: On cognitive side, how theorist describe people with antisocial personality disorder?

A: Antisocial personality disorder or ASPD is defined as a tendency of an individual to be anti-social,...

Q: There are three dimensions along which consent can vary: voluntariness, explicitness, and the degree...

A: Ethics are the moral guidelines established for the purpose of research. These guidelines need to be...

Q: After a target behavior has been selected for reinforcement, it’s a good idea to record a baseline s...

A: In the reinforcement learning the target behaviour is the behaviour an experimenter or researcher wa...

Q: According to Skinner’s observations, how does superstitious behavior develop?

A: Superstitious behavior can be defined as behavior that occurs due to the presence of a reinforcer or...

Q: Vision in the periphery of the retina has poor sensitivity to detail but great sensitivity to faint ...

A: The visual system neurons exceeding the receptors themselves answer with an improvement in exercise ...

Q: Explain what is biological treatments?

A: There are 2 forms of therapy in psychology i.e., psychotherapy and biomedical therapy. The psychothe...

Q: Social competition refers to the idea that certain groups view themselves as inferior to others. T o...

A: Competition seems to be the most basic type of social conflict. Sutherland, Woodward, and Maxwell de...

Q: What are the symptoms of paraphilic disorder ?

A: Psychological disorders are conditions in which the individual's thoughts feelings and behaviors are...

Q: 1. An endangered species 2. The cost of fuel 3. The legal drinking age 4. A controversial film or no...

A: Need to preserve endangered animals  Healthy ecosystems depend on plant and animal species as their ...

Q: Provide one example of Piaget's Cognitive-Developmental theory and one example of Information Proces...

A: Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development suggests that cognitive capacities develop from birth ...

Q: How can stereotype threat be counteracted ?

A: Stereotype threat: In psychology, the term "stereotype threat" is described as a "situational predic...

Q: What is subliminal perception?

A: Subliminal refers to below threshold.

Q: What is aphasia?

A: Our brain is divided into four lobes, with each cerebral lobe and area assigned with a set of functi...

Q: How anorexia an bulimia nervosa differ each other?

A: Eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder are disorders in which ...

Q: What is Empirically supported treatment ?

A: Empirically supported treatment (ESTs) refers to the psychological interventions and treatments supp...

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: 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: List three additional examples of superstitious behavior.

A: Superstitions are the beliefs which are based on fate or magic, good or bad luck.

Q: What is Thought-provoking action fusion?

A: Thoughts are defined to be the basis of action conducted by an individual. Psychology as the study o...

Q: What is the purpose of Parent-child interaction therapy ?

A: -The term "parent-child interaction therapy" is also denoted as "PCIT" and is described as a short-t...

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A: Human being has five major senses which help them in identifying any stimulus present in front of th...

Q: What is often used by biological therapists for the treatment of somatic and conversion disorders ?

A: Somatic symptom disorder includes physical illness. Conversion disorder is a type of mental distress...

Q: Mrs White had a problems sleeping, to determine the cause, she decided to take note of her pre-bedti...

A: Mill's Methods: Correctly ascertaining causes and effects is not a simplistic responsibility. Mill’s...

Q: What causes risky shifts?

A: The term risky shift was given by James Stoner (1961). Risky shift is phenomenon that occurs when th...

Q: example of health psychology. Give your connection with health psychology

A: Health psychology is a collaborative approach of the psychological , biological and social factors. ...

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: If human language did not evolve from other primates’ vocalizations, what else is a likely hypothesi...

A: Human's use language as a way of verbal communication which includes speech , gestures etc. 

Q: What is moral reasoning?

A: Moral reasoning is the process in which people try to reason based on their idea of morality. One's ...

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A: Barefoot v. Estelle, is a United States Supreme Court case. The Court ordered the admissibility of c...

Q: With regard to the research on co-sleeping cross culturally it is clear that O most Americans believ...

A: Co-sleeping is a system in which babies and inexperienced children fell asleep next to one or both p...

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: What is conversion disorder ?

A: Conversion disorder is also know functional neurological symptoms disorders is a condition in which ...

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: 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: Do you think that people’s attitudes toward sexual behaviors are affected by whether they are male o...

A: Sex, our social molding as guys and females, is a significant determinant of sexual danger taking pr...

Q: What is retroactive interference?

A: Retroactive interferences occurs when a person is unable to recall the previously learnt information...

Q: Would the total number of conditions be 9? And would reading time be considered a participant variab...

A: Factorial designs are a research methodology used to investigate the main and interaction effects be...

Q: According to Sigmund Freud, the __________ is the rational, reality-oriented component of personalit...

A: Freud's psychoanalysis encompasses multiple domains of psychology and therapeutic analysis. It demon...

Q: How is emotional contagion important?

A: James Balwin first described emotional contagion as a phenomenon in his book "Social and Ethical Int...