Which researcher proved that we are capable of learning a behavior simply by watching other people engage in that behavior, and then imitating it?

Q: What is creativity?

A:  creativity as a skill emerge in many situations and aspects such as career, hobbies, and works and ...

Q: Explain how maslow's hierarchy of needs can help understand psychological distress

A: Abraham Maslow was a humanistic psychologist who emphasized on the fact that human beings have certa...

Q: What are the main contributions of the behavioral science concept to Medical health practice?

A: The behavioural science concept is the knowledge of knowing the motivations behind actions and analy...

Q: What is conformity?

A:  In psychology, social psychology refers to the study of an individual's behavior and a group of beh...

Q: 2. The course readings distinguish between pure persuasion and manipulative persuasion. How would yo...

A: In terms of satisfaction and intrinsic motivation, people's social performance is always goal-orient...

Q: What makes up the central nervous system? Give real life examples.

A: The “central” part of the name is given because it combines information from the entire body and coo...

Q: What is dream?

A: Dream is the succession of images, thoughts, ideas, emotions and sensations that usually occur invol...

Q: Which of the following contributes to the high acuity in the fovea?     the presence of rods     ...

A: Our eye is the sense organ responsible for vision, it captures and reflects light which makes it pos...

Q: Social behavior is in its natural setting and is undisturbed. Offers an opportunity for small scale,...

A: Social behavior refers to the behavior between two or more individuals and that affects the other me...

Q: 1. If someone expects to benefit from an action, does that show that she is trying to advance her se...

A: If someone expects to benefit from an action, does that show that she is trying to advance her self-...

Q: What is Depression? what is it based on, the statistics, the definitions, and what diagnosis does it...

A: Major depressive disorder, also known as clinical depression, is marked by a depressed mood for most...

Q: An example of 'qualitative research' is conducting an interview True False

A: To analyze the statement let us first understand what is qualitative research.  Qualitative research...

Q: Includes both questionnaires and interviews Observational Study O Correlational Study Survey O Case ...

A: Questionnaires are a list of questions used to collect information from people. The questionnaire is...

Q: Question 15 An example of a 'quantitative research' method is conducting a survey True False

A: Quantitative research is based on the topic which can be able to measure ore denote in numbers.

Q: what are they referring to when they say what is my model of identity dealing with psychology counse...

A:  Identity refers to how an individual views themselves with regard to their values and attitudes, ot...

Q: How do you solve each problem that you encountered in life?

A: Life is a series of ups and downs. There is no such perfectionism thing in life . Problems are part ...

Q: Cognitivism and Connectivism

A: Cognitivism: In psychology, the term "cognitivism" is determined as one of the learning theories tha...

Q: For each vignette, choose the type of research that is being conducted. There is only one correct an...

A: There are many mothods are given in research for researcher to do there studies and that depend on t...

Q: If we are considering psychological egoism and are also appealing to common sense, then we would nor...

A: Psychological egoism can be defined as the situation in which the person acts on indulges in behavio...

Q: Hello, I'm a BS Psychology student and we study human behavior. I would just like to ask what's a go...

A: Do colors truly impact moods?  Direct an examination to check whether blue causes individuals to fee...

Q: 21. Nature is to nurture as: O stimulus is to reaction. O realism is to dualism. nativism is to empi...

A: 21. The correct answer is already mentioned that is (1st option) : Stimulus is to reaction.  As, lik...

Q: Which would be more debilitating, the primarily inattentive type of attention deficit hyperactivity ...

A: Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder can be defined as the situation or disorder in which the in...

Q: George believes that reading to you children improves their grades. George has 100 parents read to t...

A: Research methods are the techniques used to understand a phenomena by collecting and analyzing data ...

Q: Alexandra is thinking about taking the bus or driving her own car downtown. Kenneth is thinking abou...

A: The correct answer is " decision making, problem solving". In the first case alexandra is thinking a...

Q: Moral psychology can contribute to ethics by O a. indicating which ethical theories make the most se...

A: Moral psychology incorporates the examination of the subjective presuppositions of normalizing moral...

Q: Why should one pay attention to facial expression, tone of voice, body language, eye movement when c...

A: Non-verbal communication is a form of communication which does not use words but instead uses cues l...

Q: What are 2 different cultures that relate to Infant motor development ?

A: Note: we will answer only first question since the exact one is not specified. please submit another...

Q: Psychology has a variety of complementary yet incomplete perspecitives that help us understand behav...

A: Let us first understand what the terms 'Cognitive psychology' and 'aggression' means: Psychology is ...

Q: In situations where we have a biased view about a target or an object under scrutiny, we have a high...

A: Misinformation  People may have distorted biases based on misinformations provided by surrounding p...

Q: Identify What Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development is the following In what stage is the child is...

A: An American psychologist, he built on the work of Jean Piaget, to propose various stages of moral de...

Q: Is your moral sense different from your parents? Does generation gap between you and your parents co...

A: Generation Gap can be defined as the differences of thoughts, opinions, beliefs, the way of doing ta...

Q: A. Positive Emotion

A: Positive psychology defines positive emotion as pleasurable or desirable situational response.  Enga...

Q: What abilities need to be assessed during a CST evaluation?  What sources of information should be o...

A: Forensic psychologists are qualified specialists that investigate criminals' mental health and imbal...

Q: 1. Explain why adolescents are vulnerable to mental health disorders

A: Hello, since you have posted multiple questions, we will solve the first one for you. if you want th...

Q: What is elaborative rehearsal?

A: Elaborative rehearsal is a memory technique that involves remembering and rehearsing the meaning of ...

Q: Describe the difference between Cooley and Mead from Freud on how we develop.

A: Psychologists have long since analyzed the way in which people develop. Toward the same, many theori...

Q: The approach that investigates how people attend to, store, and process information and how this inf...

A: Psychology is a normative science which deals with the study of the human mind/mental process, exper...

Q: Give at least 5 factors explaining why people differ with Perception.

A: The organized interpretation of the collected information by brain is known as perception. It is thi...

Q: What should teachers do or be in order to facilitate learning

A: Learning can be defined as the process of memorizing information in a manner that can be put to some...

Q: 1. How does communication create interpersonal relationships?

A: Hello, since you have posted multiple questions we will solve the first one for you, if you want the...

Q: What is experimental group or experimental condition?

A: Carrying out research or experiments is important in order to develop new theories or to understand ...

Q: How might the affective system react to these cognitive responses?

A: Some subjective terms that have been used in affective neurosciences are moods, emotions, affects an...

Q: What are the differences between adult females and adult males regarding: a. Smoking and cessation b...

A: Anything which is toxic to the body is toxic for everyone.

Q: Write your general insights of The Simpsons base on our society

A: Introduction: Society is a very broad term for everyone and could be the local as one. Several types...

Q: Lydia has a tendency to come in to meetings at work a few minutes late, which causes her boss to gla...

A: B.F Skinner was the psychologist who contributed to the behavioristic perspective in the field of ps...

Q: At a deli, a young woman finishes her sandwich and appears to have something stuck between her teeth...

A: In this situation, at a deli, a woman appears to have got something stuck in between her teeth. She ...

Q: Timmy is in the mall with his mom, and is throwing a fit because he wants her to buy him a new toy. ...

A: Operant conditioning is a process learning through reward and punishment. The individual learns thro...

Q: How is the philosophy below will help you in your daily life?  "An honest person is the noblest wor...

A: Honesty is one of the qualities which an individual must have to be in a list of a kind people.

Q: What is one strength of the cross-sectional design?   A. It provides evidence about individual tre...

A: A cross-sectional design is a research design in which the researcher study individuals at a particu...

Q: What do you think are the differences of listening and hearing? Give an example to strengthen your p...

A: Differences are to be mentioned in such a manner that will isolate one concept from another. similar...