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Q: when are obsessions and compulsions minor vs. when is the diagnosis of obsessive compulsive disorder...

A: OCD is an anxiety disorder that is characterized by recurrent unwanted thoughts known as obsessions ...

Q: Q1. These two stages of moral development fall under the post-conventional morality.  A. Interperson...

A: Post conventional Morality is one of the stages of Kohlberg's Theory of Moral development in which e...

Q: Understand of self awareness

A: Self-It refers to an individual's entire range of conscious experiences, ideas, thoughts, as well as...

Q: Explain the concept of self actualization by Carl Rogers in comparsion to the Maslow hieracy of need...

A: Self-actualization tendency of an individual can lead to a more affirmative but non-practical side o...

Q: Postmortem studies on individual who committed suicide have revealed alterations in an area of the b...

A: The correct answer is the option which is “hippocampus”. From the four options which are provided, t...

Q: Utilizing the theory of classical conditioning, explain why experienced drug users can still overdos...

A: The theory of Classical conditioning is based on the concept of an alliance of one stimulus with ano...

Q: O Self-Monitoring O Modeling Classical Conditioning Positive Reward

A: Classical conditioning is based on association between a biologically potent stimulus and neutral st...

Q: What do you think is the reason why Erikson stated that one must establish a stable sense of identit...

A: Ericson is regarded as the propounder of the psychosocial stages of development. he defines how an i...

Q: If luan were to correctly explain the difference between an independent variable and and dependent v...

A: The experimental method is the type of research method in which the researcher studies the cause-eff...

Q: Plato’s idea from Aristotle's idea of Human Person as an Embodied Spirit.

A: The concept "Human Person as an Embodied Spirit" is stated as : It is stated using the vocabulary of...

Q: How do you understand Cyclical Curriculum Development Models? Why is it important?

A: The curriculum is an important part of teaching because with the help of curriculum only teachers ab...

Q: An individual diagnosed with social anxiety disorder... exhibits anxiety about having panic attacks ...

A: The correct answer here is the last option, which is “becomes extremely anxious when in certain situ...

Q: Socrates and Alcibiades present us (both in their words and their actions) conflicting conceptions o...

A: Socrates's perception and consequent stand on love is that love is a beautiful form of relationship ...

Q: Which of the following is a way that trees have been negatively impacted by human use? a. deforestat...

A: Tress and natural resources are being destroyed and negatively impacted by human overuse and unorgan...

Q: importance of inclusive education and how it can it help the children with special needs

A: Inclusive education is a special type of education which is given to the children with special need ...

Q: In what way will cognitive biases be exhibited by interface designers of various computer systems an...

A: When there is an error in thinking which would affect their judgement and decision making when they ...

Q: What is mental age?

A: An intelligence quotient or IQ is the process of assessment that helps forth measurement for the ran...

Q: Which of the following is defined as a controversy over whether humans think or act in a certain way...

A: (Since we only answer up to 1 question, we’ll answer the first question. Please resubmit the questio...

Q: Explain at least one theory-based and evidence-based practice for increasing one or more health-prom...

A: People can maintain and enhance their health, reduce disease risks, and manage chronic illness with ...

Q: Enumerate ways on how you can live a life full of trust, wisdom, gratitude, and hope in the followin...

A: Positive psychology deals with the best way one can lead their life. It concerns itself with what is...

Q: A work team spends a one-day retreat where they go out to a ropes course and have to encourage and s...

A: Doing work in a team is a good and cooperative task. All the team members are cohesive and should be...

Q: The facial nerve innervates     all the facial muscles.   the superficial muscles of facial expressi...

A: The facial nerve innervates all of the following things-  1. Facial muscles  2. Jaw and mouth moveme...

Q: 54. He postulated the idea of the triangular theory of love. a. Gerrig and Zimbardo c. Piaget b. Rob...

A: 54. Gerrig and Zimbardo developed an experiment called the Stanford Prison Experiment which tested t...

Q: Formal-operational adolescents are able to reason abstractly, How might this ability help them use t...

A: Abstract reasoning: An ability to process complex mental processes, that are represented as theoreti...

Q: magine you are writing a research paper and you are citing a peer-reviewed, published article that I...

A: American Psychological Association adopted a set of standards in the year 1953, to guide the psychol...

Q: Evaluate the psychoanalytic social theory in relation to the concept of humanity.

A: Psychoanalytic social theory explains the steps or developmental stages that an individual passes th...

Q: The Clever Hans effect

A: The Clever Hans effect is a specific term that is being utilized in psychology in order to determine...

Q: An employee comes to you and says that another member of the team isn'tpulling their weight. Does th...

A: The Laissez Faire leadership method is a way of leadership by delegation. A Laissez Faire leader doe...

Q: Do you think sexually explicit material (e.g. adult films, written material, sexual enhancement devi...

A: Adult films, written materials consisting of adult contents, sexual enhancement devices are ways to ...

Q: What was Carl Rogers psychological theory?

A: In psychology, different psychologist proposes different theories to explain the human mind, the hum...

Q: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is most likely to promote the idea that: A. avoiding feeli...

A: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a new addition to the form of CBT that implies mindfulnes...

Q: Define absolute refractory period

A: Absolute refractory period: The term "absolute refractory period" is determined as a small interval ...

Q: Provide a unique example of negative punishment and a unique example of positive reinforcement (exam...

A: Negative punishment is an aspect given by BF Skinner in his behavioral model. Negative punishment me...

Q: How  important is the Big Five Personality traits to the duty and responsibility of being an preside...

A: Personality can be defined as the unique set of characteristics of an individual. It is the represen...

Q: what percentage of the adult population will develop an anxiety disorder at some point in their live...

A: Anxiety disorder is a disorder characterized by symptoms such as feelings of worry, or fear of somet...

Q: When Felicia has a good idea about a better way to buy materials for her organization, she doesn't g...

A: Decision making is a process in which a person involves in a logical conclusion by utilising the rea...

Q: language

A: Language: The term "language" is determined as a specific system of communicating with people. Thus,...

Q: Question 33 The field of interest of a research is unrelated to the problem and sympta O True O Fals...

A: The methodical inquiry and in-depth study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and r...

Q: These two theories are connected. reasons for human behavior, thought, or emotion occurs. The theory...

A: In psychology there are schools of thought present which led to different psychologists stating thei...

Q: What is the role of Assessment in society?  How about the role of Psychological Assessment in societ...

A: "Assessment" is the key term, which reflects the program towards development and human behavior. Or,...

Q: The purpose of cognitive distancing is to:   A suppress distressing and negative thoughts. B prevent...

A: The word "cognitive dissonance" refers to the mental unpleasantness that occurs when two oppositiona...

Q: 16. It means not giving up when the answers to a problem are not immediately known. a. Overcoming im...

A: Since you asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any specif...

Q: Question 24 Which of the following is FALSE about intelligence? O On average, it has been increasing...

A: Intelligence is often defined as combination of general and specific abilities like, to reason -well...

Q: a. Cite one common concept shared by the Psychoanalytic theorists (Freud, Adler, Jung, Murray that c...

A: Freud's psychoanalytic theory convenes about id, superego and ego which talks about an individual's ...

Q: If H.M. (patient with anterograde amnesia) was told, "Draw a star", could he do it? (Hint: Assume th...

A: Amnesia refers to a disorder that occurs when individual experiences partial or full loss of memory....

Q: What is the theory of Rene Descartes that means "everything must be subjected to doubt?"

A: Rene Descartes was a French philosopher who propounded the idea of 'Cartesian Doubt', also called Me...

Q: Communicating in Groups, Valuing Diversity As Professor Arnold read the group members’ names aloud f...

A: Conflicts arises when there are differences in opinions and and each one is adamant that whatever th...

Q: Which of the following strategies is the MOST important for maintaining physical activity levels 3 t...

A: An intervention program is designed for the person to heal from their problem by discussing their is...

Q: How many laminae are in the cerebral cortex?

A: Our cerebrum has two cerebral hemispheres, which means the insides of our brain are divided into two...

Q: Q27

A: Therapy is defined as a procedure in which the patient talks about his problem to the therapist and ...