When calculating the heritability  coefficients of the Big Five, they all tended to be around? Select one: a. -0.4 ish b. 0.2 ish c. 0.5 ish d. 0.8 ish

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A: Rollo May was a pioneer of existential therapy in the US. Existential therapy is psychotherapy that ...

Q: Compare and contrast two types of amnesia.

A: Amnesia refers to individuals' loss of stored memories, and it could be organic or accidental/functi...

Q: What might have favored the evolution of emotions?

A: The emotional evolution dates back 19thb century. Natural selection and evolution both are applied t...

Q: what are the Roots of Collectivistic Culture?

A: In our society, there are two main frameworks of cultures distinguished and followed with explanatio...

Q: Be able to define and give examples of clinical, industrial organizational, feminist and forensic ps...

A: In general, therapists or psychologists done therapy and interviews based on gathering data concerni...

Q: Which of the following is NOT one of the brain’s neurotransmitters? A. Glutamate B. GABA C. Glucose ...

A: Neurotransmitter helps in transmitting messages throughout neurons. The chemical message that gets r...

Q: Which part of a neuron forms first, if either? a. The axon forms first. b. The dendrites form first....

A: Neurons are specialized cell which forms the basic unit of communication in the nervous system. They...

Q: How methodology is similar to ethnomethodology?

A: Methodology refers to a set of methods that are used by a field to conduct it's study. There are var...

Q: Which one of the following students is elaborating as he takes notes in class?   A)  In h...

A: Elaboration is the technique of associating information with new ideas or examples in order to elabo...

Q: is there a significant difference between education and academics? And can we use those terms to jus...

A: Education is the method of aiding learning, or the attainment of information, abilities, values, mor...

Q: What are the difference between the eternal locus of control and internal locus of control?

A: In the year 1954 Julian Rotter came up with a theory that explained what individuals believed to be ...

Q: -Write at least 2 situations which differentiate the Western and Eastern culture.

A: Western culture is equated to the social norms, belief systems, politics, technologies, etc., origin...

Q: Is Partisan Affiliation nominal or ordinal?

A: Scale of measurement refers to ways in which numbers and variables can be defined. There are four sc...

Q: Which theory of cognitive development describes development as proceeding in stages? (Select all th ...

A: Development is the process of change that leads to growth. It the process of positive transformation...

Q: what I as a parent can do to provide a healthy cognitive grow up of my child/

A: Cognitive growth is mostly about understanding.  It includes how kids understand, how they perceive ...

Q: What is phenotype?

A: Phenotype are traits which are physical in nature or physical characteristics in an organism , some ...

Q: What is mania?

A: Mania is a condition in which the individual experience intense emotions, delusion, hyperactivity, e...

Q: Intellectual disability

A: -Intellectual disability: In psychology, the term "intellectual disability" is also denoted as "ID" ...

Q: Alice is tasked with collecting a record of the number of items that customers purchase during a sin...

A: Alice is a part of study that involves data collection at the store for the number of purchases that...

Q: Adam is studying a hospital patent who suffered unique brain damage when an meteor struck the patien...

A: Qualitative research design refers to collection of data using interviews and first hand observation...

Q: What is gender and how does it develop?

A: In human context there are two terms which are interchangeably used in our day-to-day lives i.e., ge...

Q: (4) Dr. Mojo Jojo studied the effects of gender identification on perception of risk takers based on...

A: Variables are any study attributes that may take on various qualities, including size, gender, organ...

Q: Explain, how virtual reality therapy is helpful for combat veterans with PTSD?

A: Virtual reality exposure is used to treat to recover people with PTSD. VRET is a type of exposure th...

Q: What is heuristics? Why is it important for marketers? Please shortly explain each component of heur...

A: Heuristics are mental shortcuts that lighten the cognitive load of making decisions. They are the me...

Q: Imagine you have been asked to help a child learn how to complete a jigsaw puzzle that is a little b...

A: Vygotsky came up with the theory of zone of proximal development (ZPD) which explains the difference...

Q: Give an example of Rollo May’s normal and neurotic anxiety?

A: Normal anxiety: A type of anxiety experienced by an individual that can vary from mild to intense. N...

Q: what does it mean to be self motivated?

A: Self is a concept that has been explored psychologically, philosophically and spiritually. Self has ...

Q: why is being open minded important as a student?

A: The role and duty of being student is that of a learner, and should be ever ready to gather informat...

Q: Define and describe synesthesia.

A: Subjective alias Perceptual constancy postulates the perception towards objects. It depicts the stat...

Q: its not B

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

Q: How does the endocrine system affect behavior?

A: Environmental changes influence the structure and functioning of the central nervous system. The end...

Q: what "trauma informed" means?

A: Trauma informed or Trauma informed care is an approach to understand the nature of human trauma and ...

Q: Be able to define somnambulism and sleep apnea. Use example of sleep apnea and somnambulism.

A: Sleep can be defined as the state of being cut off from the outer world. The motor activities of the...

Q: Relationship between Academic Stressors and Learning Preferences of Senior High School Students

A: Many studies investigated that the relationship between academic stressors and learning preferences ...

Q: For the following concept, describe and give an example: Cultural competence.

A: Every nation is diverse in terms of culture, ethnicity and so on yet there are a lot of differences ...

Q: In social science, formulate research questions using these key words: Gender, Work Attitude, Morale

A: In social science, researchers explore society and individual human relationships in an attempt/effo...

Q: Define childhood.

A: Childhood is primarily a period of dependence of an individual on her/his caretakers, defined as a “...

Q: Be able to define a postive correlation and negative correlation. Provide examples for positive corr...

A: Correlation is a statistical relationship with dependence whether it is causal or not. It is the rel...

Q: What is Response inventories ?

A: Several psychometric assessment tools are used for measuring different psychological constructs. Int...

Q: Be able to define and describe in detail the "Big 6" schools of psychology. The perspective and brea...

A: Psychology is the study of behavior. It aims at understanding and analyzing the behavior so that the...

Q: Demonstrate how Carl Rogers theory applies to nursing using at  least six (6) examples

A: Carl Rogers (1902-1987) was a humanistic psychologist who idealized and agreed upon the ideas given ...

Q: One could argue that observation of a psychological phenomenon (e.g., depression, anxiety, empathy, ...

A: Observation of a psychological phenomenon (e.g., depression, anxiety, empathy, etc.) in an artificia...

Q: Be able to describe the Sigmund Freud's theory of dream.

A: Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) was a physiologist and medical neuro-physician, originated the term psycho...

Q: Comment on methods of relief from anxiety.

A: Anxiety is an emotional response characterized by the feelings of tension, worrisome thoughts and ph...

Q: What is an unrepresentative sample, and how do researchers avoid it?

A: Unrepresentative Sample: The term "unrepresentative sample" is described as a sample that doesn't co...

Q: A psychologist studies what?

A: Psychology is the study of human mind and behavior which is conducted through scientific means. The ...

Q: What is self-hypnosis ?

A: Self- hypnosis can be defined as a process of involving relaxation techniques, to intentionally indu...

Q: Be able to define and give examples of clinical, industrial organizational, feminist and forensic ps...

A: Clinical Psychology : Clinical psychology is the largest sub-field of psychology , it focuses on the...

Q: According to the projective hypothesis, one's spontaneous interpretation of a Rorschach inkblot is: ...

A: Projective Tests:The projective technique, as defined by the APA, refers to an assessment procedure ...

Q: How can extremism lead to terrorist groups and the creation of cults. Provide one real life example ...

A: Extremism: Extremism is keeping an extreme ideology or belief. Some ideologies and religious traditi...