When an affected person fakes their medical problems in order to gain attention, that person is diagnosed with   a. munchausen syndrome   b. psychosis   c. mood disorder    d. a conversion disorder

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A: Yes , conditioned response can be eliminated. 

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Q: Compare and contrast humanistic perspective of human behavior by Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers.

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Q: “The IQ test was invented to predict academic performance, nothing else. If we wanted something that...

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Q: Stanley Milgram’s research on obedience is most relevant to which of the following historical scenar...

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Q: What is resilience ?

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A: A parenting style is a psychological concept that represents the basics of child-rearing methods use...

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A: Stress occurs once a person perceives a disparity between the physiological or mental requirements o...

Q: Define and give examples of: Fundamental Attribution Error

A: Attribution can be defined as the factor or the reason that is responsible for the specific behavior...