What psychologist discoverd, created, hypothesized, or studied about social psychology?

Q: When an organism becomes classically conditioned, what has happened?

A: Learning in which a biologically dominant stimulus is paired with the specific or neutral stimulus r...

Q: Give a concrete example/ scenario where Goldilocks effect is manifested.

A: Business and marketing companies attract their customers by creating impressive presentation of thei...

Q: Briefly describe Erikson's theory

A: Briefly describe Erikson's theory. Answer: Erik Erickson gave life span theory of human development....

Q: An employee comes to you and says that another member of the team isn'tpulling their weight. Does th...

A: The Laissez Faire leadership method is a way of leadership by delegation. A Laissez Faire leader doe...

Q: Write short notes on the following separately. 1.Read to understand not memorize

A: Short notes are short paragraphs to explain any topic.

Q: why do i feel pressure do good in school?

A: Multiple factors, broadly defined, focus on distinct stages of child development. There are some fun...

Q: What is health psychology?

A: Health psychology is a forte region that spotlights on how science, psychology, behavior, and social...

Q: What are teaching strategies that consider student diversity?

A: Teaching strategies means to the strategies which help a student to achieve their goal.

Q: At what age does a person have the largest number of neurons? a. Before or shortly after birth b. Eq...

A: In the brain and in the nervous system, neurons are the important unit, and they are also known as n...

Q: 1.Why is family so important? 2. How do you value your familly?

A: Living a peaceful life is not just about fulfilling your basic necessities but also have strong inte...

Q: Biological processes occurring on a 24 hour cycle of daylight and darkness are called-rhythms Pineal...

A: Sleep wake cycles functions on the basis of changes in our environment. The sensory system especiall...

Q: What is latent learning?

A: Latent learning is a sort of learning which isn't clear in the student's behavior at the hour of lea...

Q: 2. Discuss the relationship between birth/pregnancy complications, psychosocial environmental and an...

A: Pregnancy is a stage when the infant is in the womb of a mother and only connected with the mother a...

Q: True freedom is dependent upon truth, and based on St. John’s Gospel “You will know the truth, and t...

A: Freedom can be defined as the state when an individual feels free and liberated from all the constra...

Q: Phallocentric thinking assumes that the vagina and clitoris are inferior to the penis in most Europe...

A: What is Phallocentric thinking? Phallocentrism is a belief that states that the phallus or the male ...

Q: Explain what happened in Milgram’s experiment in the Perils of Obedience and where the studies were ...

A: Milgram's experiment was based on the obedience to authority and personal conscience. It created a l...

Q: How do we measure intelligence?  Psycology

A: Intelligence has been described in various styles: the potential for generality, reasoning, comprehe...

Q: Examining Differing Perspectives on Abnormal Behavior Respond to the following statements concerning...

A: Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three sub-parts for yo...

Q: What is mental stability

A: Mental illness is the condition of an individual in which they experience psychological problems in ...

Q: How does social identity theory can't be applied to a federal type of government?

A: Social identity theory suggests that individuals tend to compare with each other on the basis of cha...

Q: As a Pinoy Manager to be, which "Pinoy Management" style do you think is best suited to your persona...

A: Ernesto Franco introduced four styles of Pinoy management. They are as follows -  Management-by-kay...

Q: Consider way in which a physical disability can be a master status.  What assumptions do people comm...

A: Physical disabilities are disorders that renders a person from properly functioning of one or more t...

Q: Explain the term ‘dependent variables' ?

A: In psychology, there are a variety of research methodologies that can be employed to explore a topic...

Q: Savoring every flavor like it's my last. Imagine and write your thoughts about how you & others woul...

A: This is an objective account of the psychology of life that people should more often follow, which w...

Q: QUESTION 34 Applying cognitive behavioral treatment to eating disorders means a focus on faulty cogn...

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

Q: What was Carl Rogers psychological theory?

A: In psychology, different psychologist proposes different theories to explain the human mind, the hum...

Q: Suppose you know of someone that has a damaged hippocampus. Give an example of how their everyday li...

A: Suppose you know of someone that has a damaged hippocampus. Give an example of how their everyday li...

Q: Describe what is meant by left/right hemisphere specialization?

A: Hemispheric specialization alternatively known as the cerebral dominance which is a defining charact...

Q: What is graphology?

A: Graphology: In psychology, the term "graphology" is determined as the study of the "physical charact...

Q: socio-economic status, culture, and race/ethnicity

A: Cognitive ability: In psychology, the term "cognitive ability" is determined as an individual's ment...

Q: Define the following: 1 Cognitive Self 2 Physical Self 3. Rational Soul 4. Appetitive soul 5. S...

A: In human psychology and philosophy, the Body and mind connection is a topic which has given birth to...

Q: Interpersonal Intelligence how are you going to apply this intelligence in taking care of the enviro...

A: Interpersonal intelligence refers to our ability to understand and communicate with our environment ...

Q: Many of us may experience "pieces" of mental disorders, fleeting moments or thoughts, and sometimes ...

A: Mental disorders are the conditions which arises when there are problem in thinking process, percept...

Q: 26. A type of intelligent behavior that can be achieved through social relationships. a. Sense of hu...

A: The intelligence which an individual can achieve through being involved in social relationships is C...

Q: What do you think is the reason why Erikson stated that one must establish a stable sense of identit...

A: Ericson is regarded as the propounder of the psychosocial stages of development. he defines how an i...

Q: A decision to include or exclude certain people from participation in a research project does not ne...

A: A research is bound by certain characteristics and features that guide the study. One such feature i...

Q: Some sexually active teenagers do not use contraceptives. How do the reasons for this failure show c...

A: Contraceptives are good for the one who is sexually active because it gives them protection.

Q: a. How do you personally define beauty? b. Which of the concepts above is/are consisten with your pe...

A: Defining beauty is a subjective topic that can vary from person to person.

Q: If a pregnant woman drinks alcohol, alcohol harms the brain of the fetus not only while it is in the...

A: Alcohol can have caused severe risks and problems. During pregnancy, drinking alcohol can cause seri...

Q: Is leadership just another word for influence? Can you think of some examples of influence that you ...

A: Leadership is the quality of an individual for influencing and guiding the other members of an organ...

Q: Determine the independent and dependent variables in each research title presented below then identi...

A: In psychology, research is conducted in order to understand different phenomena. Research can be qua...

Q: 1. What are the experiences things that you considered real, true, and or unchanging in your life?

A: Belief in something, experiences in life or the concept of real and true can be different for differ...

Q: How can the information-processing skills described and, in particular, the limits in adolescent thi...

A: Information processing skills is a way for an individual to channelize any information from perceivi...

Q: A researcher is examining the effects of caffeine on the heart. She gives one group of participant's...

A: An experiment is a procedure used in Psychology to test a hypothesis and to establish/ understand an...

Q: Define and explain the differences between semantic, visual imagery, and organizational encoding.

A: Memory is the perseverance of acquiring, comprehending and retaining information over the time, thro...

Q: In moral development theory, the Righteous perspective suggests that people as being differentiated ...

A: Morality or morals refers to an individual's sense of what is right or wrong. These morals or values...

Q: The psychologist--top pigeons to play tennis using-- OA. Pavlov, modeling B. Pavlov, shaping OC. Ski...

A: B.F. Skinner was the person responsible for teaching pigeons how to play tennis. B.F. Skinner was bo...

Q: What is humanistic theories of motivation?

A: Humanistic theories of motivation depend on the possibility that individuals likewise have solid cog...

Q: List reasons why children may fall off a positive developmental trajectory

A: Any path which a child decide in their life is result of his or her development.

Q: Let's say that we want to run an experiment to test whether artificial sweeteners have the same effe...

A: (according to the terms and conditions of Bartleby, we can only answer one question at a time.) Inde...