What was the core idea of jean piaget?

Q: According to the James-Lange theory, emotional experience precedes physical arousal and emotional be...

A: James-Lange theory was proposed by Carl Lange and William James and was one of the first theory of e...

Q: Explain the Key elements of moral intelligence with examples. Prioritize them with logic.

A: Moral intelligence is described as the capacity to differentiate right from wrong. Strong ethical co...

Q: What is the growth delay in the brain between boys and girls

A: Development of brain during adolescence and childhood is characterized by regressive pruning and pro...

Q: Which brain area shows expanded representation of the left hand in people who began practicing strin...

A: In living organisms, there is a unique ability individuals' brains hold concerning growth, developin...

Q: Describe Contamination obsession?

A: One of the anxiety disorders is Obsession Compulsion Disorder, which is categorized by extreme anxie...

Q: Children in elementary school are evaluated and classified as non-readers (0), beginning readers (1)...

A: Ordinal 

Q: Be able to describe details who B.F Skinner and his experiments as well as what his concepts?

A: Burrhus Frederic Skinner most commonly known as B.F. Skinner was an American psychologist. He was bo...

Q: 4) is the term used to describe “reading” emotional cues in others to help determine how to act in a...

A: The development of emotions in individuals depends on various factors concerning situational and dis...

Q: 15)   Which of the following represents a rapid increase in the number of words children know that b...

A: Vocabulary development is a means by which individuals obtain terms. Babbling turns towards signific...

Q: Is meditation alternative medicine?

A: Meditation refers to the methods that are used to promote a heightened status of knowledge and gener...

Q: With regard to the research on co-sleeping cross culturally it is clear that O most Americans believ...

A: Co-sleeping is a system in which babies and inexperienced children fell asleep next to one or both p...

Q: The authors investigated different types of hassles. Which of the following was NC one of those hass...

A: Something that irritates or provokes Overflowing out these applications is a hassle.

Q: In general, mnemonics improve only memory for related words or ideas. True or False?

A: In the human brain functioning, memory is a process that fundamentally records, saves, and retrieves...

Q: What are personality inventories, and what are their strengths andweaknesses as trait-assessment too...

A: Personality inventory can be defined as an assessment tool which can be used by various career couns...

Q: What is the role of the id ego and superego?

A: Freud put forth a model of the human mind which divided the mind into three layers i.e. Conscious, s...

Q: After continued use of a psychoactive drug, the drug user needs to take larger doses to get the desi...

A: A continued use of psychoactive drugs made the drug user need to take a higher or larger doses to ge...

Q: Explain the circumstances that favor evolution of instinctivebehavior

A: Evolutionary psychologists focuses how evolutionary characteristics emerged in this world focusing i...

Q: Prejudice toward a group involves negative feelings, atendency to discriminate, and overly generaliz...

A: The concept of Stereotype lies under the branch of social psychology. Stereotype can be defined as a...

Q: what is transitional adulthood ?

A: Adulthood, the time in the individual lifespan in which extensive bodily and rational development ha...

Q: The people with schizophrenia have a split personality? (True/False)

A: Schizophrenia is a brain disorder which is characterized by highly disoriented thought process , whi...

Q: Ethics is the practical science of the morality of human conduct. How a researcher can remain ethica...

A: Ethics is a practical science that deals with the rightness or wrongness, goodness or badness; the m...

Q: What roles do the cerebellum and basal ganglia play in memory processing?

A: The Amygdala and cerebellum both are important parts of the brain. Both parts play an important role...

Q: Please explain the concept of Intimacy V. Isolation according to Erikson's theory.  Also discuss Ste...

A: Erick Erikson proposed the theory of psychosocial stages of development, he divided the developmenta...

Q: A human resources director explains to you that “I don’t bother with tests or references. It’s all a...

A: Main divisions of industrial organizational psychology industrial-organizational (I/O) psychology  t...

Q: Explain the “revolving door” pattern of hospitalization, discharge, and re hospitalization?

A: Under psychiatry terms revolving door syndrome is defined as the cyclic pattern of readmission for s...

Q: Which one of the following descriptions of a student best illustratesa cognitive theoretical perspec...

A: Cognitive theories of motivation rely on assumptions, opinions, and perspectives to demonstrate moti...

Q: What evidence led Sherrington to conclude that transmission at a synapse is different from transmiss...

A:   Sherrington gave the term, synapse in the neuron, where he experimentally concluded that there was...

Q: What is normal curve?

A: Statistics is the study in which data is collected, organized, analyzed, and interpreted for it to b...

Q: What are the symptoms of Substance use disorder?

A: Substance use disorder happens if an individual's use of alcohol or other substance (drug) commences...

Q: Which of the following is a legal concept? a. neurosis b. psychosis c. drapetomania d. insanity

A: From the given options , the legal concept is :  

Q: What is implicit cognition?

A: In the cognitive psychological analysis, the thinking pattern or cognition represents the rational g...

Q: What advantage do we gain by using the biopsychosocial approach in studying psychological events?

A: Biopsychosocial approach is a holistic way to approach a problem. As the name suggests, it involves ...

Q: What is mode ?

A: One of the methods to represent or give meaning to data is to define it quantitatively, and use stat...

Q: What does J.B. Watson describes his experiment? What does B.F. Skinner describes his experiment? Wha...

A: The Little Albert analyze was a popular brain research try directed by behaviorist John B. Watson an...

Q: Be able to describe differences of sensation and perception.

A: Psychologists are interested in exploring how people make sense of various stimuli in their environm...

Q: what are the 5 stages of recovery and what are the processes of each stage?

A: The transtheoretical model or the stages of change model was developed by Prochaska and DiClemente i...

Q: 9)   With reference to the Strange Situation, _____ babies often cling to the caregiver and then res...

A: There are four general attachment patterns: a stable design. an unstable-avoidant exemplar. a defia...

Q: What is the full form of DID ?

A: DID stands for "Dissociative Identity Disorder" and formally know as Multiple Personality Disorder. 

Q: Frank is walking home from the store. He starts to cross the street, and a car speeds past him, bare...

A: The nervous system is the portion of an animal's body that regulates its performance and conveys sig...

Q: punishment

A: -Positive punishment: In psychology, the term "positive punishment" is described as adding a thing t...

Q: What is standardization?

A: Standardization means sameness or likeness in things.

Q: Column A Column B 1. A child born with hazel eyes a. heredity & environment 2. A child learns to pla...

A:   1. A child born with hazel eyes :  Hereditary  

Q: Is selfies are a form of Narcissistic behavior ?

A: Narcissism is a personality disorder characterized by an inflated self-image, an exaggerated sense o...

Q: QUESTION 23 What is the most commonly diagnosed category of disorders? O Anxiety O OCD O PTSD O Depr...

A: Introduction The most commonly diagnosed category of the disorder is that disorder which is coming m...

Q: sentences have both deep and surface structure - why do we have both of these structures? how do the...

A: Psycholinguistic Noam Chomsky (1957) proposed the concept of deep and surface structure of grammar. ...

Q: What is Milieu therapy?

A: Psychotherapy is a form of treatment in which the mental health practitioners engage with the client...

Q: Explain inductivism and deductivism and describe how scientific knowledge is generated through each ...

A: The reasoning is the method of using logic to solve problems, it can be used in two ways either by u...

Q: What pattern of neural processing occurs when we smell freshly baked apple pie and remember Thanksgi...

A: Neural processing is a complex cognitive process. It is the underlying process involved in multiple ...

Q: Explain the concept of the Invisible Audience, then describe the Identity V. Role-Confusion stage of...

A: Eric Erickson is regarded as the propounder of the theory of psycho-social development. The theory c...

Q: 6)   On the basis of New York Longitudinal Study (NYLS) by Thomas and Chess (1977), a newborn's temp...

A: Temperament relates to biologically based personal variations in emotional and motivational inclinat...