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Q: Which section in a scientific manuscript provides the most important information and is generally th...

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Q: what is the traditional psychological contract and the currently predominant psychological contract.

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A: Resistance to change is a negative attitude characterized by the individual's reluctance to adapt to...

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A: None of these.  The recency effect is a phenomenon in which most recent information is remembered. F...

Q: Distinguish between classical conditioning and operant conditioning.

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Q: When people train dogs to roll over by giving them dog biscuits, or when they train dolphins to jump...

A: Operant conditioning is a method of learning in which the person learns through punishments or reinf...

Q: Define homeostasis.

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Q: 4. The search for personal identity and knowledge of oneself is a concern of most people. Under what...

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Q: On what points did Adler differ with Freud?

A: Neo Freudians are the psychologists who modified Freud's concepts to develop new personality theorie...

Q: Discuss the contributions of Adler’s system within psychology today.

A: Alfred Adler, a neo-Freudian, developed the concept of individual psychology that emphasizes the uni...

Q: The first part of a research proposal addresses_____________. 1. aims 2. research questions and hypo...

A: A research proposal refers to a document that is presented before the review board that delineates w...

Q: What are simple coping strategies you can suggest for the indicated stressors.

A: Stress coping: is the dynamic interaction between mind, body, and spirit. There are three types of s...

Q: What do you think are the most challenging stressors which can affect individuals?

A: Stress refers to bodily reaction to any life changing circumstances that might require adjustments. ...

Q: what is a case study and what are the advantages and disadvantages of using that method?

A: When an in-depth analysis is centered around the real life events concerning a single individual, a ...

Q: what are the functions of dopamine?

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Q: In an experiment human memory, two groups of participants are used. One group is allowed 5 minutes t...

A: Answer: Independent variable: Time period of studying.  Dependent variable: List of words.  

Q: According to Freud’s concept of transference, patients “transfer” their feelings onto the psychoanal...

A: Transference refers to a situation where the client starts attributing or channeling his or her feel...

Q: Bill takes his 2-year-old son Jess to the grocery store about once a week. Jess spends most of his t...

A: Operant conditioning is a kind of learning in which the person learns a new behavior or forgets a be...

Q: what does the estimated heritability of 48 percent for neuroticism in the population claim?

A: Neuroticism: is one of the five big-five traits, which are usually called OCEAN.  Individuals who ar...

Q: explain what is meant by encoding failure and discuss the effectsof interference on memory retieval

A: Memory refers to the encoding, storage and retrieval of information. Encoding is the process receivi...

Q: Daisey is participating in an iconic memory experiment. 3 rows with 4 items in each row (12 total) a...

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Q: what is skin senses?  give me an everyday example of skin sense?

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Q: What is the ultimate goal of good delivery?

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Q: It is important to establish method and design before moving on to specific aims, hypotheses, backgr...

A: Research Method is the overall plan that a researcher intends to utilize to carry out research or st...

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A: Thirst is the state that happens when they have a low volume of water or bodily fluids. The intake o...