What was Socrates’ philosophical aim? How did his philosophical method match up to? his aim?

Q: 3会 QUESTION 1 Early approaches to child welfare in the United States included: Families and children...

A: Child Welfare in United States ensures that children are safe and in turn the families they are livi...

Q: Do you think there are biological and environmental influences on preschoolers’ gender-stereotyped b...

A: Preschoolers are the children who comes under the age of 5 years. Gender is the social division of h...

Q: Is political psychology more qualitative or quantitative now?

A: Political Psychology is new in the branch of psychology and it deals with the political culture, nat...

Q: Which of the following has to do with how many individuals are affected by an act? O a. Scope. O b. ...

A: ACT : simply refers to actions of an individual or group. For eg- Helping a stranger is an act of in...

Q: define tolerance and withdrawal, and distinguish between the two

A: 1. Tolerance: A condition in which the intake of a medication or drug is normalize by the body in su...

Q: when a stranger moves inside of arms’ length and asks, “Do you know what time it is?” our backing up...

A: Solution: The correct option is: a. personal distance

Q: Since Jean Piaget's search tasks for infants overly depend on measuring infants' ability, infants' c...

A: Solution: Since Jean Piaget's search tasks for infants overly depends on measuring the infants' cogn...

Q: What is operant conditioning? How is that different from classical conditioning?

A: Classical and operant both are the oldest and famous theories of conditioning that comes in learning...

Q: Question 35 Different researchers have similar ideas about the nature of knowledge or on how we come...

A: True, different researchers can have similar and different ideas about ways of of knowing and gainin...

Q: Q27

A: Therapy is defined as a procedure in which the patient talks about his problem to the therapist and ...

Q: What motivates people to fight for change?

A: Motivation refers to a force which is either cognitive, physical or emotional that initiates and mai...

Q: Which of the following is NOT a function of eye contact a. to show who is dominant   b. to sho...

A: Let us look at the functions of eye contact: To secure attention. To reduce physical distance. To p...

Q: what is agoraphobia what are the most common situations that people with agoraphobia avoid?

A: Agoraphobia is referred to as unexplained and irrational fear and nervousness while being out in ope...

Q: Direction: Analyze the following situation below and answer. Your explanation should be not less tha...

A: Graphic organisers are pedagogical tools of reading and writing that employs visual symbols to expre...

Q: What psychologist discoverd, created, hypothesized, or studied about memory?

A: Memory can be defined as the ability of an individual to retain, store and recall the information la...

Q: authoritative parents can be described as "do it because I said so" kinds of parents, expecting unqu...

A: Ans. Parenting style plays an important role in a child's life. This is because, parents are the fir...

Q: One of the important guidelines in goal-setting is that one must set outcome goals rather than perfo...

A: Goal-setting theory focuses on an individual setting a goal which enhances their performance. The go...

Q: 2. Ms. Ledbetter wants to determine if the new review activity she developed will improve student pe...

A: In every discipline, research is one of the mandatory thing that needs to be done on a regular basis...

Q: When an ANOVA is significant, O An a posteriori test must be performed O All of the above O A multip...

A: Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) is a statistical procedure used to test the difference between two or m...

Q: what do you think of Stanford Prison Experiment?

A: Stanford prison experiment is one of the major experiments of social psychology. The experiment was ...

Q: in casual social conversations, which of the following is true?   a. people discuss topics that ar...

A: There is formal conversation and casual conversation when an individual chooses any topic which is r...

Q: How can reason be translated into action?

A:   The reasoning is the action or capacity of a person to think critically and logically to make deci...