What specific concepts are related to Person-Centered Therapy?

Q: What is the most significant factor during the flight or fight response Psychological  Biological ...

A: A "flight or fight" explains in terms of that when people face some threatening or dangerous situati...

Q: Roe vs Wade: what is rule for the right to permit women to have abortion?

A:  The United States Supreme Court struck down criminal abortion prohibitions in Texas, holding that t...

Q: Is Mindfulness Fact or Fake? Mindfulness is a very controversial topic and psychologist have discuss...

A: Mindfulness defines as regulating or managing a person's thoughts in his consciousness of every mome...

Q: What will happen if your, frontal lobe is damaged?

A: The frontal lobe is the anterior or front brain part. The frontal lobe controls higher-order cogniti...

Q: Who was Howard E Gardner?

A: Howard E Gardner is a renowned American psychologist known for his theory of Multiple Intelligence. ...

Q: How do psychologists use traits to describe personality?

A: Personality of an individual is the stable and inherent way/pattern of behavior. 

Q: What is your notion about giftedness and talented learners? Explain your answer.

A: Educational psychologists have a better understanding of the child's nature and behaviour. They ment...

Q: What is the nature and nurture debate

A: The nature and nurture debate focuses on the contributions of genetic and environmental factors on h...

Q: Compare and contrast the scientific and common sense approaches to the study of human behavior.

A: Human behaviour refers to a person's or a group's ability to react to environmental stimuli over the...

Q: Shareef's head jerks to his cell phone when it beeps, but does not move appreciably when his partner...

A: Elizabeth was a creature darling who had amassed a herd of felines since she took in every other per...

Q: Mild punishment tends to only temporarily ______________a response that is also reinforced. a. enhan...

A: Punishment describes any change in the surroundings of humans and animals that usually takes place a...

Q: Select the correct statement from the following statements about the relative stability of attitudes...

A: Attitude refers to the belief system, feelings and behavioural predispositions we possess that are b...

Q: applied work can persons in this subdiscipline do? (Biopsychology/Neuropsychology career)

A: Neuropsychologists/Biopsychologists specialise in brain behaviour.

Q: The technique of ______teaches people to relax in the presence of progressively more anxiety-provoki...

A: Exposure therapy is a psychological treatment that was created to help individuals defy their feelin...

Q: Identify and explain what inquiry and problem-based learning is and give an example of each to illus...

A: Learning in psychology is a process where experience makes a permanent change in the behavior of a p...

Q: What techniques are used in exposure therapies and aversive conditioning?

A: Exposure therapy in psychotherapy is a form of behavioural therapy is used to deal with a person's a...

Q: What techniques are used during Person-Centered Therapy?

A: Person-centered therapy or Rogerian therapy is a non-directive type of talk treatment created by hum...

Q: A child getting praise from parents for good school grades is an example of  ______? Positive reinf...

A: Behaviours are learned concepts in human life. These are generated after interaction with environmen...

Q: How might the placebo effect bias clients’ and clinicians’ appraisals of the effectiveness of psycho...

A: Psychotherapy is a method to support individuals with a wide assortment of mental conditions and emo...

Q: What is the sociocultural view on Schizophrenia ?

A: Schizophrenia is a severe mental illness in which patients have an aberrant perception of reality. S...

Q: should licensed paychologists can have the right to prescribe medication?

A: A psychologist is an expert who practices psychology and studies abnormal and normal mental states, ...

Q: What are the features of schizoaffective disorder ?

A: Schizoaffective disorders are the type of schizophrenic disorders in which persons are having sympto...

Q: what is anorexia nervosa ?

A: Anorexia and bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder are eating disorders in which an individual indu...

Q: Give an example about an imaginary couple that is having a disagreement over conflicts with work and...

A: Contempt: The wife may say that her husband is worthless and cannot find time to be with his family ...

Q: What are the assumptions about Psychodynamic theory?

A: The psychodynamic theory is given by  Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) and his later adherents applied it t...

Q: Why is self-esteem an issue and why is it important?

A: Self-esteem is the subjective evaluation of one's self, how one feels about themselves.

Q: are people really in control of our own decisions, thoughts, actions, or is there some greater unkno...

A: There are various factors that do influence our thoughts, decisions and actions that are attribution...

Q: "Volleyball is a sport for everyone".

A: Volleyball is a game played between two teams of six players each, competing against each other over...

Q: People with ___ (anorexia nervosa/bulimia nervosa) tend to have weight that fluctuates within or abo...

A: Psychopathology It is a branch of psychology dealing with the study of abnormal or maladaptive behav...

Q: What types of applied work , in cognitive psychology, can persons in this subdiscipline do?

A: Cognitive Psychology is a scientifically study of mental processes or mind as a information processo...

Q: How do the four schedules of reinforcement differ in their effects?

A: Operant conditioning is a form of the learning process in which people learn new behaviour through c...

Q: What is the therapy technique of Group and family therapy?

A: Treatment and therapy are synonymized in psychology as groups of techniques designed to transform pe...

Q: What is fixation?

A: In his psychoanalysis theory, Sigmund Freud hypothesized five stages of psychosexual development. He...

Q: The major advantage of a reliable diagnostic system is that

A: A diagnostic assessment is a clinical evaluation delivered by an approved experienced in order to co...

Q: What will happen if your, parietal lobe is damaged?

A: Parietal lobe is a major lobe of brain with the major function in somatosensation. It helos us to in...

Q: Do a google search of the effectiveness of Batterer Intervention Programs (BIP) what are your findin...

A: Battering refers to multiple types of sexual, physical and psychological abuse. This includes violen...

Q: how to use a ball to play differently with a child aged 3, 5 and 7. Support this with children's dev...

A: Piaget’s theory of cognitive maturation is a broad idea about the character and evolution of human i...

Q: Describe frequently used assessment strategies (e.g., the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventor...

A: A comprehensive analysis of a person's behavior is referred psychological assessment. It is a behavi...

Q: Discuss how cultural context can facilitate or constrain personality development, especially as it r...

A: cultural context does facilitate or constrain personality development.

Q: Do you believe that assertive students, although are most times popular, are actually judged for bei...

A: In order to become a well learned and socially valuable person, one need to enhance skills sets in l...

Q: give a short saying on moral, non-moral standards and moral delimmas.

A: Moral standards are concerned with the morally right or wrong actions of individuals. Moral standard...

Q: What's the Biological approach in psychology

A: The biological perspective in the domain of psychology is the latest development that has gained imm...

Q: How do chronic and acute schizophrenia differ?

A: Schizophrenia is a mental disorder where the impacted person observes the modifications in the way o...

Q: 67. Commitment devices act to enhance self-control but not improve decisions. True False

A: 67. The answer is true.

Q: Is abuse always physical?

A: Abuse is the wrong usage or therapy of an item, usually to unfairly or improperly acquire advantage....

Q: What is second-generation antipsychotic drugs ?

A: Antipsychotic medications are also referred to as neuroleptics. These drugs are given to patients wi...

Q: Why does music have a strong link of our brains and emotions?

A: The music describes the common event that may cross the race, culture, and nationality borders.  It ...

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: Identify and explain three different learning strategies and give an example of each to illustrate i...

A: A learning strategy is a means for an individual to organize and use a collection of abilities in or...

Q: Which physical age-related changes would you say have the most significant impact on the mental heal...

A: Development is a period which starts from the conception period to death . It is a continuous proces...