When Drisha saw a camel for the fifth time, she pointed out her parents and said "Look at that camel, mama!" This is an example of equilibrium accommodation disequilibrium O assimilation

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Q: Give an example of ways that our behavior is affected by Neurotransmitter Dopamine (Rewards)

A: “Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three sub-parts for y...

Q: Research shows that when women use expansive posture, they feel more powerful. true or false

A: Expensive posture is defined as the behaviour in which includes sitting erectly,  opening torsos and...

Q: How can poetry affect us emotionally?

A: Poetry is a type of art through which the poets convey their thoughts, feelings and emotions on vari...

Q: A pattern of attachment in which an infant avoids connection with the caregiver, as when the infant ...

A: Mary Ainsworth described four attachment styles including secure, disorganized, avoidant and ambival...

Q: Which of the following statements concerning Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) is FALSE? O They h...

A: Adverse childhood experiences can be described as the traumatic circumstances faced by an individual...

Q: Match the personality theory with it's related concept. Importance of unconscious conflict V [Choose...

A: Personality is an aggregate of a person’s mental, physical, social and emotional characteristics. Th...

Q: Forgetting due to interference, is also known __________ failure.

A: Psychologists research this concept and this is not permanent, It can be referred to as - Forgetting...

Q: Discuss whether or not individuals who have structural or chemical abnormalities in the brain which ...

A: Abnormalities can be defined as the unusual behavioral pattern which is different from the norms and...

Q: A criticism of the James-Lange theory of emotion is that: O there are not enough unique patterns of ...

A: Emotion is described as a series of short moments experienced by humans. It manifests as a synchroni...

Q: Explain the implications of cultural variation on the assessment of the bipolar disorder.

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Q: According to Plomin, which of the following (if any) is virtually the only known single-gene psychol...

A: Single gene disorders came into existence  by one abnormal gene which is inherited in the traditiona...

Q: Some people think that playing video games is related to aggressive behavior.  If you were to conduc...

A: Dependent variables refers to the the variable which is to be studied by the experimenter, the predi...

Q: Whenever he comes across an older man with a white beard and a large belly, Edmond expects that pers...

A: The correct answer is implicit personality theory. It is a set of assumptions about the correlations...

Q: 1. _____ Client-centered therapy           A. Changing thought patterns2. _____ Gestalt therapy     ...

A: Client centered therapy: It is also referred to as "person centered therapy", and is determined as a...

Q: How does the scientific method help protect against confirmation bias?

A: Confirmation biased refers to the tendency in cognitive bias where a person favorably confirms or in...

Q: After acquisition of classical conditioning, the ________ now has the ability to elicit a response t...

A: Classical conditioning is a learning method in which a neutral stimulus is paired with Unconditioned...

Q: Increased life expectancy is associated with increased risk of degenerative disease. This is an exam...

A: The correct answer is  " a positive correlation" as there is a positive affect on the two variables ...

Q: When Russell was growing up, he thought his Grandma Betty was a hoarder because she had so much junk...

A: Memory refers to the process of getting the information, holding the same and retrieving that partic...

Q: O elaborative interrogation

A: Elaborative interrogation: In psychology, the term "elaborative interrogation" is determined as one ...

Q: How does our everyday thinking sometimes lead us to a wrong conclusion?

A: Thinking can refer to the cognitive process of mental activity which generates the idea and thoughts...

Q: Which of the following statements would be appropriate for the method section of a research report? ...

A: Research report has following sections Title page, Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discuss...

Q: absolute threshold

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Q: Melissa was disappointed after she received yet another D grade on a test. She had studied for sever...

A: Memory is a cognitive process that has been researched and studied by cognitive psychologists for de...

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Q: Describe one way that a therapist might help a patient activate the parasympathetic nervous system t...

A: Parasympathetic Nervous System is that division of Autonomic Nervous System that controls the automa...

Q: By looking for other sources and literature, what are the controversies or questions on Freud’s idea...

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Q: 4) Extinction is the gradual weakening and disappearance of a conditioned response (CR). a) True...

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Q: Understanding the psychopathology and diagnostic considerations are important elements for clinical ...

A: A psychologist who is licensed with a relevent degree can assess, diagnose, and treat mental, emotio...

Q: Entering into a dual relationship that serves the practitioner's interests over that of the client's...

A: The therapeutic relationship describes the connection between the client and therapist that develops...

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A: Language development is a very crucial part of development in children. There are many theories in t...

Q: Which of the following best describes why practitioners should inform clients about their confidenti...

A: The key counseling part is described by confidentiality policies. This means that no one will be giv...

Q: Joe did not receive the job he applied for. He explains the failure as due to internal, stable, and ...

A: Explanatory Style It is defined as a psychological attribute that stipulates in what ways individual...

Q: What is the primary difference between major and mild neurocognitive disorder?

A: Neurocognitive disorder is a mental disorder or can be describe as due to medical disease other than...

Q: independent and dependent vairable

A: The variable that can be manipulated or changed by the experimenter , and that might have a direct e...

Q: Imagine a study testing the hypothesis that being in a happy mood mproves problem solving relative t...

A: The participants are assigned different movies from sad to happy on the basis of testing a hypothesi...