What is the role of organizational psychologists?

Q: Attitude changes brought about by brainwashing are usually permanent. T or F?

A: According to psychology, an attitude means a set of emotions, feelings, and behaviors toward a speci...

Q: Edward Thorndike developed the law of effect. For most people, money is a powerful primary reinforce...

A: 1.) Edward Thorndike developed the concept of law of effect, which states that any behaviour which i...

Q: Dr. Jones was interested in the relationship between sleep and happiness. They gathered 50 participa...

A: Dr. Jones was interested in the relationship between sleep and happiness. They gathered 50 participa...

Q: Read carefully the story written by Kohlberg (1984), after which you will answer the following guide...

A: Did Heinz need to steal the drug? Why?  Heinz should take the medication to save his significant ot...

Q: Much attitude change is related to a desire to avoid clashing or contradictory thoughts, an idea sum...

A: Attitude is the personal value and belief that directs his/her behavior. Attitude is strongly influe...

Q: Is a positive self-concept the key to happiness and success?

A: Humanistic school of thought gave some major approaches suggesting that our internal factors such as...

Q: What is sheltered workshop ?

A: Sheltered workshops initially developed in America longer than a hundred years before as a projectio...

Q: How does working with the family assist or hurt when individuals are coping with a new diagnosis, il...

A: Family plays an important role in one's life as family members especially parents are the primary ca...

Q: To explain behaviors and clarify cause and effectpsychologists use ___________.

A: An experiment can be defined as a procedure carried out under controlled conditions in order to disc...

Q: What is the difference between emotions and moods? What are the basic emotions and moods?

A: Emotion: Emotion is a subjective nature of the mind. Sentiments can be responses to physiological pr...

Q: Why is there difficulty for an individual with a psychological disorder to identify and find the cor...

A: A psychological disorder is a label frequently employed reciprocally by the names mental disease, ps...

Q: From which language the word ‘placebo' originated? What is the meaning of this word?

A: Placebo: The term "Placebo" is a Latin word, and it was utilized as a particular name for the "Vespe...

Q: what is ethic? what are between ethic and moral ? explain by giving examples

A: We human being grow up in a setting where we are thought up with lots of rules and regulation, and d...

Q: As a psychologist in a company, elaborate FOUR (4) fundamental elements of informed consentinanasses...

A: Psychologists make use of various assessment tests to evaluate individuals in different settings suc...

Q: What does expressed struggle means?

A: The expressed struggle is a conflict within at least two interdependent individuals who look for inc...

Q: what is Aronoff and Wilson's style model? explain? Aronoff and Wilson's negotiation style and write ...

A: Negotiation is a communication and problem solving process to reach at a solution resolving conflict...

Q: Give an example of each of the following: Positive reinforcement, Negative reinforcement, Positive...

A: Positive reinforcement example : when an employee puts in extra hours of work they are rewarded with...

Q: What is multisystemic therapy?

A: Multisystemic therapy (MST) is a community-based or an intensive family approach for adolescents who...

Q: What should a person look for when selecting a therapist?

A: A psychotherapist or counselor is a trained personnel who is equipped to conduct psychotherapy for t...

Q: The stress is linked to premature aging? (True/False)

A: During premature aging, the signs of aging occur earlier than is natural. A person's biological age ...

Q: Be able to explain the biopsychosocial assessment and give specific examples in each area.

A: Biopsychosocial Model was discovered by George Engel in 1977, he described that understanding of a p...

Q: How do you know if a research is valid?

A: The validity refers to how well the result of the study represents true findings. This concept of va...

Q: Information stored in this memory relatively unprocessed to decide which information is worth furthe...

A: Information stored in this memory relatively unprocessed to decide which information is worth furthe...

Q: Delia is on track to earn her bachelor's degree in one more semester; that achievement will position...

A: The answer to the question is option D life strategies for occupational success. This is because Del...

Q: What is the expression for intelligence quotient (IQ)?

A: In all cultures, intelligence depicts individuals' capability to acquire from experience, resolving ...

Q: The ___________ _____________secrete(s) epinephrine andnorepinephrine, helping to arouse the body du...

A: The human body responds to stress in varying ways. This automatic response is manifested in both phy...

Q: Describe one projective and one objective personality test. Which one is the protective one? Which o...

A: Personality tests are like any other psychometric tests. It focuses on administration, scoring, and ...

Q: 1.Bottom-up processing is most influenced by: Our expectations   Our mood   The weather   Th...

A: Bottom-up processing is a theory by psychologist Gibson in which he tells about the perception and h...

Q: Kerri injured her arm when she crashed her bicycle and was taken to the school nurse. The nurse at t...

A: Kerri injured her arm when she crashed her bicycle and was taken to the school nurse. The nurse at t...

Q: What is pro-suicide Web sites ?

A: Pro-suicide websites are online platforms where rather than discouraging people from committing suic...

Q: According to cognitive behavior theorist what are the dysfunctional beliefs hold by the people with ...

A: Social anxiety or social phobia is disabling fear of one or more specific social situations. There i...

Q: What is meant by Clinical interview ?

A: Psychology as a discipline has its applicability in various areas. There are various dimensions wher...

Q: Explain your thoughts regarding the real meaning of work? Work s a call for man to personhood? Human...

A: The way that people understand and relate to each other contributes towards the acknowledgment or de...

Q: which ability is needed to perform mental activities, and what are dimensions of that ability?

A: Intellectual abilities are the capacity of the individual to do mental tasks and activities like rea...

Q: Suppose you have high sensitivity to the taste of PTC. If your mother also has high sensitivity, wha...

A: The answer to the question is C that is there is no proper evidence of  the fathers sensitivity. Thi...

Q: Serotonin, dopamine, and endorphins are all chemical messengers called______________.

A: Serotonin, dopamine, and endorphins are all chemical messengers called ______________ 

Q: Give a Characteristics of an Expressible?

A: Expressible refers to something that is capable of being expressed. 

Q: A feeling of emotional or physical tension. (L.O.7) Select one: a. Maintenance. b. Stress c. Mem...

A: A feeling of emotional or physical tension is know as :  a. Maintenance b. Stress c. Memory d. Emot...

Q: Do you think family is considered the primary contributor to juvenile delinquency? In what instances...

A: One of the most prevalent and troublesome issues in childhood is delinquent behavior, especially tha...

Q: We tend to have preferential memory for the words we hear: Last only Middle only First only ...

A: The serial position effect refers to the finding that, on list-learning tasks, the probability of re...

Q: What can account for the correlation between smoking and psychological disorders?

A: Smoking doesn’t only affect the physical health of an individual, but now researches have proved tha...

Q: List the aspects of emotional intelligence

A: Emotional Intelligence refers to the ability of an individual to identify, understand, and regulate ...

Q: What is social cognitive theory, and what does it tell us about heuristics?

A: Social cognitive theory was presented by Albert Bandura , which stated that behavior can be learned ...

Q: What are the traits that can be seen in abusive parents?

A: Abusive parents adopt  destructive, negative and inherently abusive ways of parenting their child , ...

Q: How did psychology deal with the limitations of introspection?

A: Introspection is one of the oldest techniques used in psychology. It was a technique posited by Wilh...

Q: Example of religious/religion

A: A human being is always a part of the group in society because those groups make them a part of a ce...

Q: What are the common factors that contribute to successful outcomes in psychotherapy?

A: Psychotherapy, as defined by the American Psychological Association, is a form of talk therapy which...

Q: Define speech

A: Speech is the most basic and common form of communication that is used to transmit information in th...

Q: Emotionally intelligent people tend toa. seek immediate gratification.b. understand their own emotio...

A: Emotionally intelligent individuals are being motivated to achieve or acquire their goals & are ...

Q: “Working memory is a limited-capacity system for temporary storage and manipulation ofinformation fo...

A: Alan Baddeley explained the working memory procedure. According to this method, working memory is an...