Which of the following is not an academic characteristic of students with E/BD? A) More likely to be absent from school B) Less likely to graduate from high school C) Have a pattern of overachievement D) Are retained more frequently

Q: All of the following have been associated with amount of cortisol within the body excep A. experienc...

A: The pituitary gland is the pea-sized gland with major role in regulation of essential body functions...

Q: Which of the following is true about prosocial behavior? a. How often people have moved from one pla...

A: Prosocial behavior- It is defined as an inborn tendency of human beings to help other members of the...

Q: Explain the difference between stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination.

A: The discipline of social psychology studies the concepts of stereotypes, prejudice and discriminatio...

Q: What is the underlying principle of special education.

A: Special education describes the services with specialized instruction, design, and strategies provid...

Q: Perceptual habits may become so ingrained that they lead us to misperceive a stimulus. T or F?

A: Misperception of a thing in an environment can lead to inaccurate information due to which the reali...

Q: How does classical conditioning occur?

A: Classical conditioning is one of evolutionary example in the history of human behavioural learning. ...

Q: Positive reinforcement and positive punishment are similar in that both: Group of answer choices pr...

A: Reinforcement refers to the process of increasing the likelihood of the desired behaviour to occur. ...

Q: What is stimulus control?

A: One of the concepts of behavioral psychology is operant conditioning, which is also referred to as i...

Q: The most feared aspect of the aging process involves?  Group of answer choices Mind Social status Fa...

A: Aging is defined as the reduction in the physical, mental performance of an individual. There are ma...

Q: Which of the following is associated with the Gestalt therapy?     Two-chair technique is used to c...

A: Gestalt therapy is a humanistic, holistic, person-centered form of psychotherapy that concentrates o...

Q: State the all-or-none law.

A: All-or-none law: The term "all-or-none law" is described as a principle that signifies that the stre...

Q: Following are some explanations of prejudice that social psychologists investigate. Which one doesn’...

A: Social psychology- It is defined as the study of in what ways the thoughts, feelings and behaviours ...

Q: The focus of attention in concentrative meditation is “open,” or expansive. T or F?

A:   Concentrative meditation is one of the types of meditation in which can be achieved by focusing on...

Q: Explain Emotions, Autonomic Arousal and how  the James-Lange Theory can fall into play

A: William James believed that we feel emotions because of our physiological responses, that is, we fee...

Q: If we define intelligence by the obtained score on a written test, weare usinga. a circular definiti...

A:  Intelligence refers to the capacity and capability to understand, think and solve problems, creativ...

Q: What is emotions

A: Our response and interpretation of the world makeup how we think, and contribute to our life. Emotio...

Q: How personality develop?

A: There are different views held by the different schools of psychology about the development of perso...

Q: A reliable measure is one that: a. is necessarily an accurate measure of an underlying propert...

A: A standardized measure must have the following- 1. Reliability 2. Validity 3.Generalization 4. Norms

Q: Explain why more men than women are color-blind. Which type of inheritance is involved?

A: Color blindness refers to poor color vision. Generally, it is the inability to distinguish between c...

Q: Define learning. Why is an understanding of learning important for managers?. Compare and contrast o...

A: Learning is a process of cognitive and behavioural changes that arise due to our experiences. We lea...

Q: Defining an event as an emergency is the first step toward bystander intervention. T or F?

A: Bystander Intervention is acknowledging a possibly harmful condition or communication and deciding t...

Q: The Cannon-Bard theory argues that physiological responses and emotional experiences occur: Group o...

A: Emotions are a complex state of feeling or a response due to internal or external factors, which eff...

Q: explain why active listening is critical to be effective in a professional environment. Feel free to...

A: Active listening describes the listening pattern that promotes engagement and positivity in communic...

Q: Three major divisions of the brain are the brainstem or ____________________, the __________________...

A: The brain is the most important and the most complex part of the body. Weighed almost 1300-1400 gram...

Q: The notion that the mind at birth is a tabula rasa is consistent with the views of: a. Descartes ...

A: Human mind acquire emotions, thinking, information and knowledge through observations. The environme...

Q: The basic speech sounds are called _________________; the smallest meaningful units of speech are ca...

A: Speech- It is defined as the ability to express thoughts as well as feelings by the means of articul...

Q: Why Social Pragmatic Theory of language acquisition is justifiable and believable? and why?

A: The Social Pragmatic Theory of Language Acquisition suggests that children require social and cognit...

Q: Describe the toddlers ability to perceive sensory stimuli.

A: Dear students, “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If...

Q: Explain What  the attribution theory is and give an example. Explain what is dispositional attribut...

A: Attribution refers to the process of inferring the causes of behaviors or events in a person's surro...

Q: Left-handed individuals who write with their hand below the writing line are likely to be right-brai...

A: Left and right cerebral hemispheres are responsible for the motor and cognitive functioning of a per...

Q: Which is a correct match?a. social reinforcer–primary reinforcement b. token reinforcer–secondaryrei...

A: Reinforcement is a process applied as a consequence (either a reward or a punishment) in order to st...

Q: Which of the following is true about research on happiness? a. People have a very good idea of what ...

A: Sources/ predictors/ indicators of happiness, according to positive psychology research are- 1. mean...

Q: What gesture does toddler use? Describe two of them?

A: Research suggests that young children may develop gestures, often signifying gesture development ( f...

Q: While sleeping, Kevin dreamed about being in a dancing competition. As he dreamed about doing dance ...

A: Sleep is one of the biological process that makes human body well maintained for day to day function...

Q: Ching Lee was transferred by his Asian firm to assume a managerial position in a large automobile pr...

A: Western and Eastern society have been characterised as being individualistic and collectivistic resp...

Q: Methods used to teach social skills include all of the following except   A) modeling. B) attributi...

A: Special Education and special methods are taken in measure to educate students who are Intellectuall...

Q: An experiment in which the true purpose is hidden from the researcher as well as from the participan...

A: Let us define the terms given in the options. 1. Correlational study: A type of research study that ...

Q: How does motion perception contribute to your experience of a coherent world, and in what ways would...

A: Motion Perception is our cognitive ability that allows us to perceive objects in their moving state,...

Q: Research participants are asked to rotate a three-dimensional object in their minds. William James w...

A: William James was a renowned philosopher, historian and psychologist. He is known as the "Father of ...

Q: Is Physiological Arousal necessary for emotions? Identify the Brain areas associated with emotio...

A: Emotions- refers complex, subjective experience accompanied by biological as well as behavioral chan...

Q: Suppose you perceive something as red. According to the trichromatic theory, what is the explanation...

A: Humans are endowed with multiple senses through which they perceive the world around them. Sight, to...

Q: As new information is encoded, it is helpful to elaborate on its meaning and connect it to other inf...

A: Encoding is the performance of receiving data into one's memory practice by automated or effortful p...

Q: How do psychologists explain human aggression?

A: Aggression is obvious or furtive, usually serious, social communication with the aim of striking los...

Q: A pre-synaptic neuron is typically connected to only one post-synaptic neuron   a. True b. False

A: The neuron is the basic working unit in the brain consisting of an axon, a cell body, and dendrites....

Q: . Items such as “would exclude from my country” or “would admit to marriage in my family” are found ...

A: An attitude scale is intended to accommodate a valid, or accurate, measure of a person's social pers...

Q: Psychologists theorize that many phobias begin when a CER generalizes to other, similar situations. ...

A: Conditioning is a behavioural psychology concept that states that an outcome (a behaviour) can be al...

Q: Remy likes to go home after a hard day at work and relax in a chair, watching the fire roar in his f...

A: Rapid-eye-movement sleep known as REM is a unique sleeping pattern in birds and mammals, it is chara...

Q: Which of the following was mentioned as a skill to which psychology students would be exposed?

A: In psychological studies, expert use scientific tools and methods to conduct their desired examinati...

Q: In your own words, explain five ways in which assessment measures differ.

A: Assessment- It is one of the primary measurement tools which is used in the field of education. It i...

Q: Which of the following best describes the intellectual ability and academic achievement of most stud...

A: Intellectual ability can be described as an individual's ability to acquire and apply knowledge and ...