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Q: At what age does prosocial behavior become apparent in children? What are some of the observable cha...

A: Prosocial behavior, in its most basic sense, is a social behavior with the specific intent to benefi...

Q: The post-reinforcement pause seen in fixed ratio (FR) schedules of reinforcement has been compared t...

A: There are two schedules of reinforcement; Continuous Reinforcement and Partial reinforcement schedul...

Q: How does an epigenetic change differ from a mutation?

A: Gene expression is the way proteins are made or created according to the instructions by one’s genes...

Q: Except for the magnitude and speed of effects, methylphenidate (Ritalin) affects synapses the same w...

A: One of the classification of psychoactive drugs are stimulants (e.g., cocaine, Nicotine, caffeine) a...

Q: How Does MindTap Benefit Your Students?

A: Learning context is a fundamental viewpoint that instructors and learning demands afford to learners...

Q: What is dissociative identity disorder (DID) ?

A: Psychological disorders are malfunctioning of thought, affect, and behavior that compromise the adap...

Q: What do you mean by Comprehending canine?

A: Canines can fathom numerous things. They can comprehend human discourse, with the capacity to grasp ...

Q: What is hierarchy of needs?

A: -Hierarchy of needs: In psychology, the term "hierarchy of needs" was proposed by a famous psycholog...

Q: Discuss briefly Jean Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development

A: Cognitive development refers to the mental processes of the individual which includes, thinking, per...

Q: That you only use 10% of your brain? Is it true?

A: This is not true and hence is a myth. 

Q: You hear the school basketball coach telling her friend that she rescued her team’s winning streak b...

A: In sports, performance streaks are always analyzed and looked at quantitatively. This given meaning ...

Q: Explain in details, how extensions agents disseminate or communicate their messages through dramas, ...

A: Nautanki  People structures which have customarily been utilized in India as a methods for dispersin...

Q: Under what conditions is persuasion most effective, and what is cognitive dissonance?

A: Persuasion refers to a process aimed to change someone's opinion or attitude, to make them agree to ...

Q: Which are the seven stages in the complete interviewing process?

A: In organizational psychology, interviewing methods are utilized mainly to filter the best out from a...

Q: What are the top qualities clinicians look fir in choosing therapists ?

A: Therapists are licensed mental health professionals who work with their clients in order to achieve ...

Q: In what ways do the personalities of people who score high in subjective well-being differ from thos...

A: Subjective well-being is a state of happiness. The concept of subjective well-being was identified b...

Q: Expand the term REM ?

A: The term REM stands for " Rapid Eye Movement". REM is a stage of sleep which is marked by dreaming a...

Q: What are the Various Roles of the Observer?

A: In observational research, the researcher systematically records and observe the behavior of the ind...

Q: Explain 4 significant difference between Traditional assessment and Alternative assessment

A: Assessment is a vital component of education and learning. Choosing an appropriate assessment techni...

Q: What is altruism?

A: Altruism is a social psychology phenomena , which refers to the act of helping others for the welfar...

Q: Luke is suffering from schizophrenia and has been administered Risperdal, an atypical antipsychotic ...

A: Atypical Antipsychotics refers to the medications which are majorly used to take care of individuals...

Q: What is narcolepsy?

A: In living beings, sleep occurs spontaneously, and it rests one's state of mind and body by halting. ...

Q: what is stimulus threshold?

A: Detection and identification of a stimulus is a complex and elaborate process. Two cognitive process...

Q: Which strategies are better for long-term retention: cramming and rereading material,or spreading ou...

A: Long-term retention is holding the information in the long-term memory , so that information can be ...

Q: Who would drink more pure water—someone with osmotic thirst or someone with hypovolemic thirst?

A: Thirst is considered a drive and basic motivational urge of an individual. There are 2 kinds of thir...

Q: How does positive mindset  leads to success ?

A: A positive attitude is a cognitive disposition in which we focus on the optimism and successes in ou...

Q: Which of the following individuals would benefit from the cognitive technique of fantasizing consequ...

A: The phobia of speaking in front of the audience is known as speech anxiety. Anxiety is a state of fe...

Q: What is Trichotillomania?

A: Trichotillomania is a psychological and mental disorder in which an individual feels an uncontrollab...

Q: The parasympathetic nervous system is most active during times of high emotion. T or F?

A: The peripheral nervous system (PNS) operates all nerves outfitting into the human brain and spinal c...

Q: Discuss briefly  Erik Erikson’s Theory of Psychosocial Development

A: Erik Erikson's theory concerning psychosocial components of development in a human comprises eight p...

Q: Social cognitive theorists propose that three of the following are essential for students to learn s...

A: Social Cognitive Theory (SCT) illustrates the significance of personal encounters, the activities of...

Q: Object permanence, pretend play, conservation, and abstract logic are developmentalmilestones for wh...

A: Cognitive development refers to the mental processes of the individual which includes, thinking, per...

Q: Why do many older people continue to hold important jobs in spite of the declines in memory and brai...

A: Human aging can result in psychological, behavioural changes, and decline in biological functioning....

Q: In the context of psychotherapy, cross-cultural competence refers both to how skilled a therapist fe...

A: Cross-cultural competence is defined as the ability to contribute to intercultural effectiveness reg...

Q: Is criminality genetic?

A: A crime is an illegal performance condemned by a disposition or other administration. Criminality is...

Q: If we define intelligence by writing a test, we are using a. circular definition b. an abstract defi...

A: In research, there are two aspects of measurement that garner primary importance, viz., planning a r...

Q: Years ago, people easily remembered information such as telephone numbers or zip codes on their own....

A: The best portion of members in this campaigning said their own insight and their noticed insight amo...

Q: Why it is says that Positive parent-teen relations and positive peer relations often go hand in hand...

A: Being a parent it’s very important to build a healthy relationship with their children so that they ...

Q: What is affective learning?

A: In psychology, learning represents individuals' changes in their behavior enduringly that are procur...

Q: What happen when ethyl alcohol depresses the areas of the brain that control judgment and inhibition...

A: Although alcohol effects the whole body but central nervous system is particularly more sensitive to...

Q: What is Juvenile training centers ?

A: In criminal psychology, the term "juvenile delinquents" is used for describing individuals under the...

Q: Why should parents be concerned about their child’s phonological awareness? How can parents help the...

A: Phonological awareness is a metacognitive ability (i.e., an information/skill to conceive regarding ...

Q: what is behavior therapy?

A: Behavioral therapy is a therapy which is used to change the maladaptive behaviors. 

Q: Be able to tell the story of Ivan Pavlov and his remarkable experiment. What did Ivan research and d...

A: Ivan Pavlov was in the year 1849, Ryazan, Russia. He was a Russian Psychologist. Since his childhood...

Q: What is conservation?

A: The concept of conservation was proposed in the theory of cognitive development by Jean Piaget. It i...

Q: In psychology another word for cognitive is?

A: Cognition is a word pertaining to the reasoning manners included in obtaining information and unders...

Q: 13- Which (from the choices below) is the strongest reason why intelligent design nota legitimate sc...

A:   intelligent design might still actually become a science if more researchers adopt its techniques...

Q: Which of the following is considered the most objective measure of personality? a. rating scales b. ...

A: Personality is a complex psychological construct. Psychologists have attempted to develop accurate m...

Q: Which one of the following hormones binds to the pituitary and stimulates the release of luteinizing...

A: One of the functions of the reproductive system is to release eggs every month so as to make it cond...

Q: Describe a typical experiment in which modeling is used to change behavior.

A: Modeling: In psychology, the term "modeling" is described as a process through which a specific beha...