With the aid of examples (from a Caribbean perspective), explain the purpose, principles, practice and effectiveness of relaxation as a tool in stress management.

Q: Karen Horney emphasizes that the development of a self has its critical moment in the: O A. School O...

A: Karen Horney is one of the famous theorists who is female in the field of psychology, who have study...

Q: woman is sexually harassed by a top-level senior executive in a large company. She sues the company,...

A: To understand the case and given problem we need to understand first what is a moral dilemma. The mo...

Q: Instructions: Please read the following research study and then answer each of the questions below:...

A: Psychological researchers are widely based on analyzing human behavior and actions pertaining to var...

Q: Choose right option about,, The case of Phineas Cage in the 19th century provided evidence that the...

A: One of the unforgettable cases in the history of psychology or in the field of brain function is dif...

Q: Some people think that playing video games is related to aggressive behavior.  If you were to conduc...

A: Dependent variables refers to the the variable which is to be studied by the experimenter, the predi...

Q: PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON HUMAN BEHAVIOUR (Cognitive prespective ) ; a-describe and explain th...

A: Psychological perspectives include behavioral, cognitive, humanistic,  psychodynamic, biological, ev...

Q: Emotional rapport, warmth, understanding, acceptance, and empathy are the core ofa. the therapeutic ...

A: Psychotherapy: The term "psychotherapy" is also denoted as "talk therapy", and is determined as a fo...

Q: make an essay about the difference between Behavioral Theory and Social Interaction Theory of langua...

A: There are three main theories for language acquisition, these are behavioral theory, social interact...

Q: (3) What is/are the independent variable(s) in the study?    (3) What is/are the dependent variabl...

A: INDEPENDENT VARIABLE (IV): This can be easily understood as the variable that the researcher control...

Q: How will recreational activity develop the spiritual aspect of the person

A: Recreational activities be it outdoor or indoor activities breaks the monotony of workflow and remov...

Q: A college professor conducted a study examining the association of two different methods of study wi...

A: Psychologists or researchers use various scientific methods to conduct studies and research in psych...

Q: What is an unrepresentative sample, and how do researchers avoid it?

A: Sampling is a procedure used by researchers to select a group of individuals from a larger populatio...

Q: Sigmund Freud Of the psychologists was the most influential and why?

A: Ans. In the field of psychology, Sigmund Freud gave the psychoanalysis theory. His work is popular t...

Q: What does it mean to be curious in the filipino context

A: The unique ways of interaction between society or the environment with human beings are happening by...

Q: How can we use principles and theories of behavior that to enhance our life? How can we ensure that...

A: Behavioral psychology or behaviorism is a school of thought in psychology. One of the pioneers of Be...

Q: Which of the following choices best explains the concept of an operational definition? A. It provide...

A: An operational definition is how the researcher concludes to estimate the variables in the research....

Q: why is it okay to give up sometimes?

A: Giving up: This is the act of discontinuation that lets us stop pursuing or continuing something. It...

Q: Why is self-esteem important for adjustment? List at least 3 reasons!

A: There are four types of parenting styles given by Diana Baumrind - 1. Authoritative  2. Authoritaria...

Q: n exceptionally clear recollection of an important event is a (an) ________. Choose one answer.   a....

A: Memory- It is the process of encoding, retaining as well as retrieving information over a period of ...

Q: How can researchers determine whether a mutation or microdeletion has arisen anew?

A: Mutation can refer to the change that happens in the sequence of DNA,  which arises when DNA copies ...

Q: Several lines of evidence argue against the idea that facial expressions demonstrate the existence o...

A: Emotions are biologically based on subjective difficulties conducted on by neurophysiological differ...

Q: Evaluation of learning is typically the first step in a systematic teaching strategy. T or F?

A: Systematic teaching strategy can be described as a plan adapted by the teacher to effectively delive...

Q: Some people think that playing video games is related to aggressive behavior.  If you were to conduc...

A: Research is a systematic study of a particular topic that contributes to the pool of knowledge. Rese...

Q: A patient that presents with a recent history of excessive involvement in activities with high poten...

A: Answers:- Psychological disorder  Option g - Bipolar I Disorder Brain areas altered Option f - Prefr...

Q: Heritability of a tendency toward antisocial behavior is lowest for which of the following? A. Males...

A: The etiology of one's antisocial behavior and consequent actions such as violence, criminal outburst...

Q: Research suggests that prejudice and intergroup conflict may be reduced by _____________________ int...

A: Intergroup conflicts are common to all kinds of social interactions or organizations such as religio...

Q: scientific method in conducting a research study

A: The scientific method is determined as a technique that is being utilized in the establishment &...

Q: Scientific method: an organized way of testing ideas to expand and refine knowledge; to collect data...

A: In psychology , research design is used by a researcher  to collect , analyze and interpret data. Th...

Q: Who is the father of Operant Conditioning?

A: In learning, operant conditioning refers to a technique during which an individual's conditioning ha...

Q: Discuss what Linguistic is

A: The systematic or scientific study of the structure and evolution of human language and its applicat...

Q: Describe what the standard deviation tells you about a data set.

A: Psychological researchers usually conduct and analyze based on the objectives and statement of the r...

Q: ____________________refers to our tendency to perceiveevents as obvious or inevitable after the fact...

A: Social Psychology-It is defined as the scientific study which refers to in what ways thoughts, feeli...

Q: BMI

A: Obesity: The term "obesity" is determined as a specific disorder that tends to involve an individual...

Q: wealth or power?

A: Wealth, because Money is a  type of power. Money speaks softly, but power speaks loudly, and people ...

Q: 22 Jen has always been a picky eater. But her mom started to notice that during meals she was simpl...

A: Eating disorders are the mental/psychological conditions characterized by unhealthy and abnormal eat...

Q: Please answer the question by reading the passage. Explain Titchner's study called structuralism. Wh...

A: Wilhelm Wundt was the founder of the modern psychology. He was a physiologist and philosopher, he es...

Q: Use your knowledge of sleep deprivation and sleep disorders to respond to the prompts. 1 Explain the...

A: Sleep plays a major role in functioning of the brain. It is a means of conserving energy in the body...

Q: At which stage of Selye’s general adaptation syndrome is a person especially vulnerable to illness? ...

A: Selye's General Adaption Syndrom is grounded upon stress and how we show response to it. General ada...

Q: What does the SRY gene do? A. It increases mammalian parental behavior. B. It controls the productio...

A: In humans, chromosomal sex is determined employing fertilization. The sex determination causes diffe...

Q: Explain the hierarchy of effects and how it is used in communication objectives.

A: In organizational psychology, consumer behaviors describe how consumers or buyers making decisions a...

Q: What learning theories can be used to underpin the creation of an educational technology plan for a ...

A: What learning theories can be used to underpin the creation of an educational technology plan for a ...

Q: What are three likely explanations for why bonobos made more language progress than common chimpanze...

A: Humans communicate in a language, and science so other species too.They have some kind of communicat...

Q: Which of these increases resilience? A. Unpredictability of events B. Social support C. Previous sev...

A: Resilience- It is defined as the tendency to quickly as well as effectively bounce back from difficu...

Q: 1. _____ Client-centered therapy           A. Changing thought patterns2. _____ Gestalt therapy     ...

A: Client centered therapy: It is also referred to as "person centered therapy", and is determined as a...

Q: The striatum is primarily responsible for which type of learning?A. Gradually learning habitsB. Acqu...

A: The striatum is responsible for various aspects of cognition which are as follows- Motor as well as...

Q: If someone is aware of the stimulus on the right in a case of binocular rivalry, what evidence indic...

A: Binocular Rivalry is a visual perception phenomena where the perception alternates between the two s...

Q: Arly likes to go watch a movie with her friends but she preferred to stay at home and prepare for th...

A: Human personality, according to Freud, is a multi-faceted concept with multiple elements. These fact...

Q: What is the disadvantage of using St. John’s wort as an antidepressant?A. St. John’s wort is more ex...

A: Antidepressants- refer to medications that are used to relieve the symptoms of depression, anxiety a...

Q: Compare and contrast quantitative and qualitive research.

A: Research studies refers to that kind of study programs which includes scientific means, manner ,tool...

Q: n your own words, Explain what is Battered Wife Syndrome? What are the signs and effect of BWS to vi...

A: Battered woman syndrome, sometimes known as battered person syndrome, is a condition in which a pers...