Which of the following refers to psychological values?

Q: Which of the following statements is true about absolute thresholds? They change depending on the co...

A: Absolute thresholds is the concept of psychophysics that is defined by the minimum level of touch, s...

Q: a)What does 'multicausality' mean, in the context of the dynamic systems view of cognitive developme...

A: Dynamic systems theory is the most recent findings in developmental psychology that explains develop...

Q: Bird or Yardbird was the jacket jazz lovers from coast to coast hung ona. Lester Young. b. Peggy Lee...

A: Bird or Yardbird was the jacket jazz lovers from coast to coast hung on a. Lester Young. b. Peggy L...

Q: According to Diana Baumrind’s research, effective parents are authoritarian in their approach to the...

A: Diana Baumrind’s research has proposed four different types of parenting styles and explained their ...

Q: Are there different types of reinforcement?

A: The concept of operant conditioning was given by B.F Skinner (1904-1990) while conducting an experim...

Q: When light strikes a receptor, the effect is to _____ the bipolar cells and _____ the horizontal cel...

A: Human beings are gifted with 5 sense organs that are eyes, nose, ears, tongue and skin which contrib...

Q: How do psychological scientists choose research methods and design their studies in ways that provid...

A: The scientific strategy is basically a bit by bit process that researchers can follow to determine i...

Q: What are the advantages of meditation?

A: Meditation is a process, where a person tries to get self-awareness and attain new perspectives. Med...

Q: What is the need of Aftercare ?

A: Aftercare is the care that is given o a person after recovery from mental or physical trauma or reha...

Q: Why do psychologists study animals, and what ethical guidelines safeguard human and animal research ...

A: Researches conducted by psychologists are performed in accordance to strict ethical standards design...

Q: What are the symptoms of bulimia nervosa ?

A: Bulimia nervosa is a psychological eating disease in which one has incidents of binge eating i.e. ha...

Q: What does the “think-drink” effect refer to? a. If you think you’d like a drink, you’ll get one. b. ...

A: The think-drink term means all about human perception.

Q: What is transgender?

A: Gender identity is the sense of one's own gender. It refers to what an individual feels inside and w...

Q: What is Leptin?

A: Leptin is a hormone that is released by the fat cells that are located in the adipose tissue and it ...

Q: Give one real example of a football player from the United States that has been affected by having a...

A: A concussion is a traumatic brain injury that impacts the functioning of the brain.       

Q: What is meant by Mentalization ?

A: Attachment theory and self-development are affected by mentalization. Persons' mentalizing potential...

Q: Identify the crisis that can occur on the inpatient unit -psychiatric emergencies.

A: A develop health system considers the increasing intricacy in health care settings that commit human...

Q: A nurse is counseling parents attending a parent workshopon how to build self-esteem in their childr...

A: Self esteem refers to the aspect of how an individual perceives himself. It refers to the need to ga...

Q: What is Bipolar disorder ?

A: The prevalence of the bipolar disorder is around 1.5 percent globally. Women are likely to develop t...

Q: According to Beck, selective perception, overgeneralization, and ________________thinking are cognit...

A: According to Beck, selective perception, overgeneralization, and ________________thinking are cognit...

Q: Females and males are very similar to each other. But oneway they differ is thata. females are more ...

A: The difference between male and female are mainly the sex which is related to the biological system....

Q: People high in nAch show high levels of perseverance, passion, and ____________________. a. control ...

A: The concept of  N-Ach(need for achievement) was coined Henry Murray which refers to a person's desir...

Q: A study was conducted to examine how stress varies across different occupations (teacher, office-wor...

A: Multiple Regression

Q: What is facial feedback effect?

A: The facial feedback theory, established in the guesses of Charles Darwin and William James, is that ...

Q: How is selective attention good for learning? please use and provide examples from two different dom...

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

Q: What are the other names of reward circuit ?

A: A reward system is a collection of neural constructions accountable for incentive salience i.e., mot...

Q: Examine and clarify personal values ?

A: Personal values are the ethical principles that oversee one's operations and determine who one is. T...

Q: Termination   Action   Precontemplation   Preparation   Maintenance   Contemplation Josh starts ...

A: Prochaska and DiClemente introduced the Transtheoretical Model in the 1970s that focuses on the deci...

Q: A nurse is interviewing a newly admitted patient. Whichquestion would be considered culturally sensi...

A: Culture is a way of life of a group of individuals i.e., their behavior, values, beliefs, and the sy...

Q: A person with schizophrenia who has negative symptoms may have an expressionless face and toneless v...

A: Schizophrenia, a psychotic disorder in which the individual’s perception of reality is distorted. Co...

Q: _____ and ____ demonstrated the fundamental attribution error in an experiment with Williams College...

A: Social cognition refers to the process of understanding and perceiving other people's behavior. Soci...

Q: Explain Alternative Experimental Settings?

A: Psychology is defined as the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. Hence it applies sci...

Q: What is evidence-based clinical decision making?

A: The health care sector is booming with new technological findings every day, backed by research. Hea...

Q: What is strange situation experiment?

A: Attachment refers to the secure emotional association that connects a child and particular individua...

Q: Suppose a patient uses only the right arm following injury that blocked all sensation from the left ...

A: Arm numbness can be a cause of several problems from mild to severe.

Q: In 1879, in psychology’s fi rst experiment,____________ and his students measured the time lag betwe...

A: In 1879, in psychology’s first experiment,____________ and his students measured the time lag betwee...

Q: How do psychologists explain emotions?

A: Emotions are defined as responses consisting of subjective cognitive states, physiological reactions...

Q: Why have people with schizophrenia so often been victims of horrific treatments such as overcrowded ...

A: Schizophrenia is one of the unconditional mental disorder. There are many factors which causes, this...

Q: Which neurotransmitter is broken into two pieces to inactivate it, after it excites the postsynaptic...

A: Neurotransmitters refer to bodily chemical substances that carry signals from a single neuron to ano...

Q: Which of the below is inconsistent with the Perception-Action model of empathy? BOLD activity in the...

A: Perception action model of empathy says about the empathy of an individual can feel more about the p...

Q: What are three criticisms of Piaget’s theory?

A: Piaget was the founder of the cognitive theory of development in children which he distributed in fo...

Q: Certain unusual aspects of brain structure were observed in the brain of Albert Einstein (Falk, Lepo...

A: In brain, the alternative observation was observed by Albert Einstein said that there is enhanced co...

Q: Mary wants to find out whether eating sugary snacks before an exam leads to better performance on th...

A: The experimental method is used to determine whether the treatment has any cause and effect. There a...

Q: Define adrenergic receptor

A: Adrenergic receptor: The term "adrenergic receptor" is also denoted as "adrenoceptor" and is defined...

Q: How do internal and external locus-of-control people differ in terms of their views of the source of...

A: Some internal locus point include  Through the own behavior reinforces are generated. They have a s...

Q: Which neurons depend on nerve growth factor to prevent apoptosis in early development? a. Neurons in...

A: b. Neurons in the sympathetic nervous system

Q: How Was Abnormality Viewed and Treated in the Past?

A: Abnormal Psychology is a branch of Psychology that looks into the patterns of behavior, thoughts, an...

Q: The symptoms of acute stress disorders last less than one month; posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD...

A: Acute stress disorder is a stress reaction to a traumatic event and PTSD is a clinically diagnosed i...

Q: Suppose you have high sensitivity to the taste of PTC. If your mother has low sensitivity, what (if ...

A: Phenylthiocarbamide (PTC) or phenylthiourea is organosulfur thiourea which contains a sulfur ring. I...

Q: Responses in operant conditioning are voluntary or ______________, whereas those in classical condit...

A: Operant conditioning is a process of training that exercises awards and penalties for performance.  ...