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Q: f something is easily understood, we say that it is procedurally fluent. Procedural fluidity acts si...

A: Procedural fluency is derived from the skill of carrying out a mental operation accurately, efficien...

Q: What are the foundations in Psychology? Psychoanalytic – Freud Behaviourism – Watson, Skinner, Pav...

A: The scientific study of the behavior and mental processes is known as Psychology. This field involve...

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...

Q: Define psychology and describe its aspects. Briefly discuss the debate between structuralism and Fun...

A: Psychology is the scientific study of human behavior and mental processes. This includes the study o...

Q: 16. According to the Yerkes-Dodson Law, performance of a task is typically when arousal is best; hig...

A: Yerk's Dodson law gives a relationship between the performance and arousal. He proposes that there i...

Q: What is the main idea of operant conditioning? Learning is often not immediately visible, but is dis...

A: Learning refers to the relatively permanent change that takes place in an individual's behavior as a...

Q: 18. What is the alternative hypothesis for the following question: Does eating salmon make your skin...

A: Ans. An alternative hypothesis in the research shows some kind of difference and it is opposite to t...

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: An 18-year-old woman is referred to a psychologist for treatment of social anxiety and insomnia. Fol...

A: Ambivalence in psychotherapy is defined as an experience of a client's feeling in a confusing state ...

Q: Why are the learning theory approach, nativist approach, and interactionist approach important in la...

A: Language development is very crucial in a child's overall development. During 6 months the baby babb...

Q: Question 5 2 Poin According to Vygotsky, whlch of the following statements Is FALSE? Children learn ...

A: Ans. His theory says that social environment is very important for a child's development.  

Q: 4. Do you think Don’s method will yield reliable results? Why or why not? 5. What do you suppose th...

A: Research could be utilised over any issue which is psychologically arising for actually to know the ...

Q: 3. Which is an example of mediated communication AND social media? Texting Emailing Tweeting Online ...

A: Ans. Mediated communication is when there occurs communication between users of social media.    

Q: 1- List and describe three important shortcomings of modern intelligence tests. 2- A clinician has ...

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

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: A systematic set of assumptions regarding the cause and nature of behavior.   Hypotheses and Theori...

A: Any behavior can be reduced to basic  stimulus–response characteristics no matter how complex it is....

Q: What is an example of a positive incentive for someone to use stairs when an elevator is available? ...

A: Impetus theory expresses that your activities are coordinated toward acquiring rewards. Impetuses ca...

Q: Suppose that some prisoners have information that will save a large number of lives. The only way to...

A: This rule intends to give explicit rules to deciding when it is ethically allowable to perform an ac...

Q: Is having a friendship with someone even worth it?

A: Motivation is a form of behavior that is directed towards achieving a goal to satisfy our needs or d...

Q: What are the benefits and disadvantages of using an experimental design?

A: Experimental research refers to a quantitative method that uses two sets of variables. It uses a cor...

Q: depicting id, ego and superego in the exercise of freedom of expression through social media

A: Sigmund Freud developed the psychoanalytic theory of personality and suggested that our unconscious ...

Q: matching for each of these perspectives? It’s Biological, learning(behavioral and social-cognitive),...

A: 1. Humanistic; Carl Rogers is the founder of humanistic approach in psychology. 2. Psychodynamic; Si...

Q: How is the intelligence of infants measured, and does infant intelligence predict adult intelligence

A: Intelligence is an ability to learn, understand and adapt to things with practical and emotional kno...

Q: Differentiate concisely the four categories of play  Alea Mimicry Vertigo Agon

A: A play is a kind of activity that includes people, to create an interesting activity for the viewers...

Q: Do you think mental illness is a legitimate defense for breaking the law?

A: While general society sees that numerous crooks get away from discipline by arguing craziness, the t...

Q: In classical conditioning, the you have an allergy to pollen and sneeze, sneezing is an unlearned re...

A: Ans. Classical conditioning in psychology deals with formation of an association between any two sti...

Q: Consider a recent situation from your personal experience in which you took into consideration the p...

A: It is going to be a little funny. One time I was out with my friends and we were going to someplace ...

Q: What is the role of the client/therapist relationship from the cognitive therapist point of view

A: Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is a kind of psychotherapeutic therapy that enables individuals t...

Q: Compare the Marxist Theory and Psychology of Addiction with the Realistic Theory and psychology of A...

A: Addiction, in simple terms, refers to the repeated use of a substance or repeated engagement in beha...