What is the relationship between the physical and the psychological? And which one comes first?

Q: What memory capabilities and limitations do people have, and how does memory develop as we age?

A: Memory is defined as an operating system that receives information from our senses whether we hear, ...

Q: Rephrase the following sentences (Avoiding Plagiarism): 1. Scientists use radiation to investigate d...

A: Ans. Paraphrasing means converting the text into your own words in a more simplified or alternative ...

Q: Which of the following statements about Ivan Pavlov is true? O He is known for establishing the prin...

A: The answer is option A. Ivan Pavlov is known for establishing the principle of classical conditionin...

Q: A person you work with has worn a really strong fragrance, even though you have asked him/her not to...

A: Nowadays wearing perfume has become a norm. everybody is wearing it by will or by being influenced b...

Q: California passed AB 109, commonly referred to as “prison realignment,” which has prompted some cont...

A: The Assembly Bill 109 also called as realignment. This bill leads to shift in incarceration and supe...

Q: Is morality relative or absolute? In other words, are rightness and wrongness just a matter of perso...

A: > Morality refers to right and acceptable                 behavior. Society decides right and wro...

Q: Which is the usual age of identification of Encopresis ?

A: Encropesis can be referred to as the voluntary and involuntary passages in which a child can resist ...

Q: What are some examples of ways that psychologists could create prevention programs to target specifi...

A: Prevention is defined as a strategy designed to reduce or decrease the risk of illness, disorders, o...

Q: Do you think aspects of early Buddhism could be adapted for use in a Western psychological, counseli...

A: Buddhism is a religious philosophy that emerged in India in 525 BCE. It was founded by Gautama Buddh...

Q: what ts theism?

A: Many psychologists follow the naturalism school of thought, believing that their discoveries are rel...

Q: Which among Cognitive, Behavioral, Humanistic approach is used in a Mind-Body Alignment therapy?

A: Ans. Humanistic approach is more concerned about human and their potential and is more individualist...

Q: On average, people who use much marijuana are more likely than others to develop schizophrenia. Howe...

A: Marijuana is a kind of drug which is also known as cannabis and there are also other drugs like dope...

Q: Is a Person-Centered approach can be used in a Mind-Body Alignment therapy? How and Why?

A: A person centered approach, also known as client centered therapy, is an approach that places the in...

Q: 17. Logan minimized the stress of receiving news of a difficult but treatable disease by viewing thi...

A: In the given scenario, Logan exhibits remarkable calmness and flexibility of behavior at the face of...

Q: how does experience and knowledge when solving problems can impact the process?

A: Experience and prior knowledge are very important in solving a problem. People do use their prior ex...

Q: What personality type may tend toward prejudiced attitudes?

A: The personality concept is founded on the idea that prejudice is not exclusively a result of the soc...

Q: As a student, why values, needs and motivation is important 3-5 sentences per areas please

A: The study on how to learn  by different teaching methods, instructional processes, and individual le...

Q: How do students with down syndrome manage to get an education in the regular school? Discuss briefly...

A: Various key pointers should be kept in mind while dealing with Down Syndrome children. The most usua...

Q: oys physician has an impression that her gross motor skill is relatively ordinary. she can control m...

A: Gross motor skills are the skills which include body movement like crawling, running, jumping, walki...

Q: What are some of the gender differences found in patterns of sexual activity and how do evolutionary...

A: Evolutionary psychologists study behavior as a concept that is influenced and shaped by evolution. E...

Q: What is the difference between empathy versus pity, compassion, or sympathy?

A: Ans. These are all psychological emotions that can be seen in the behaviour of a person and their di...

Q: Choose a current, moral problem for society. Use reasoned belief (valid premises that support a conc...

A: Ans. Moral problem is something which is against the set norms of the society. Example - If the peop...

Q: What is meant by “club drug”?

A: Psychoactive drugs are the substances found in alcohol, recreational drugs, and certain medications....

Q: Water, food, and sleep are examples of O primary reinforcers. secondary reinforcers. O negative rein...

A: Ans. Primary reinforcers are those which are biologically important and we can not survive without t...

Q: To explain behavior and determine cause and effect scientists (psychologists) use: Ocorrelations. ca...

A: To explain behaviour and determine cause and effect scientists(psychologists) use the Experimental a...

Q: 55. Intrinsic motivation occurs when: O extrinsic motivation is also high. O there are obvious exter...

A: Ans. Intrinsic motivation comes from inside i.e. your behaviour is rewarded internally. It does not ...

Q: Give me 3 ways to improve mental health

A: Mental health incorporates our enthusiastic, psychological, and social prosperity. It influences how...

Q: Imagine  a client from a non-European family comes to a psychological clinic for help. How would the...

A: The family systems approach to therapy focuses on the interactions between an individual (the client...

Q: Which is the female sex hormone ?

A: The endocrine system is comprised of a network of glands that create, store, and secret the hormones...

Q: often are achievement-oriented but has a pampered style of life. what is the correct answer? a. mid...

A: Adler proposed theory of personality. His theory is also referred to our individual psychology. In h...

Q: What is B.F. Skinner theory?

A: B.F. Skinner was an American psychologist and a supporter of the behaviourist theory of learning, wh...

Q: How would automatic processing explain how you can walk all the way from one end of your college cam...

A: Automatic processing is a type of processing in which after regular practice or repeated exposure to...

Q: Movement RT

A: fractionated radiation therapy is a therapy in which radiation is provided in fractions over a perio...

Q: Rewrite the paragraph in your own words: paraphrase. Psychological attributes associated with injur...

A: The student-athletes, the young adults of 17 to 21 years of age often experience various mental heal...

Q: Ihformation about the following: typical speech milestones from birth through age five tips for what...

A: 1. Speech refers to talking or expression through a language. Below are the typical milestones for s...

Q: Eating can be highly reinforcing and produces pleasurable sensations, but the same mechanism also pl...

A: Obesity refers to the excessive fat accumulation that impairs an individual's health and interferes ...

Q: Question 1: In the following statements, who among the test administrators did the right thing in ad...

A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any s...

Q: How philosophy is concerned to our lives?(

A: Philosophy and psychology are interdependent disciplines and shares common things and topics so much...

Q: Ques tion 3 With aging comes a gradual decline of A vocabulary and language skills. B stored-up fact...

A: Ans. Aging brings along with several changes in a person's life. And, it does have a huge impact on ...

Q: Your preschooler (3-4 years old has been reported kissing multiple children on the playground during...

A: Love can be defined as a positive and intense emotional state of mind, wherein an individual feels s...

Q: Which of the following is an example of a variable ratio reinforcement schedule? Jeremy checking You...

A: Reinforcement schedules are the rules used to provide reinforcement (rewards) in order to ensure tha...

Q: Look and Study Transactional Analysis.. F2.1. Explain in your own words Transactional Analysis. F2.2...

A: Ans. Transactional analysis theory (developed by Erin Berne) is about communication and conversation...

Q: Please give me 3 ways on how to help people with mental health issues.

A: One in five individuals is affected by mental health issues at least once in their life. Implying th...

Q: Water, food, and sleep are examples of negative reinforcers. secondary reinforcers. primary reinforc...

A: In operant conditioning, positive reinforcement includes the expansion of a reinforcing boost follow...

Q: Enumerate and describe briefly the educational programs and support services for students with physi...

A: Students with physical disabilities do face a lot of struggles in their social lives as well as in t...

Q: Explain the quote: “I killed her so that she would be mine alone for always!”

A: There is a say in the world that people do switch from one to another. A human being can not stick t...

Q: Discuss why thoughts, feelings, or behaviors that are merely atypical or unusual would not necessari...

A: > Psychological disorders are abnormal mental    conditions affecting feelings, emotions,        ...

Q: A significant disadvantage of the correlational approach is that it: does not provide evidence of ca...

A: The correlational approach is often employed by a researcher to study the connection between two var...

Q: Provide examples for positive and negative reinforcement and punishment

A: Positive Reinforcement: It means enhancing a child behaviour by any valuable reward when the behavio...

Q: 1. How does engaging in play enhance executive functioning skills? You might begin with one or two s...

A: Ans. As the name suggests executive functioning means a bundle of various skills both mental and cog...