Your instructor announces a pop quiz. You have not read the chapter yet. Your heart and breathing rate increases, and your mouth becomes dry. Which Nervous system was responsible for this reaction? A. Central B. Parasympathetic C.  sympathetic D. Somatic

Q: What is psychopharmacology ?

A: Psychology can refer to as the scientific and systematic studies which are grounded upon how human b...

Q: Which therapeutic approach or combination of approaches should be used for the following client and ...

A: > Test anxiety refers to psychological condition characterized by high degree of stress and anxie...

Q: Summarize your must-have and nice-to-have need criteria and how you using them to inform brainstormi...

A: Blood pressure is the pressure applied by blood against the walls of arteries. The blood vessels tha...

Q: 34. Which of the following personality theories believes that personality is stable and fixed? human...

A: Personality is the beliefs, attitudes and traits of an individual which will influence the individua...

Q: In the clinical settings how is Gaming/Games link or related to the Cognitive learning theory when e...

A: Learning happens through various cognitive processes, cognitive learning is the active learning that...

Q: According to the biosocial explanation, what cause Borderline personality disorder?

A: Mental illness is the condition in which an individual faces behavioral issues in a manner that they...

Q: How is Gaming/Games link to Cognitive learning theory in the clinical settings?

A: In clinical settings, especially for education, games have been found to be useful as per research s...

Q: Whether a person has erotic fantasies about women or men is a strong indicator of his or her sexual ...

A: Erotic fantasies refers to the mental depiction of thoughts or patterns that creates a person's sexu...

Q: Learning theorists believe that personality “traits” really are _______________that are acquired thr...

A: Behavioral perspective has defined personality in terms of environmental factors, it describes that ...

Q: H.M.’s inability to recall information learned before his surgery is described as ___ amnesia.

A: > Amnesia is medical condition involving loss of memory as a result of brain damage or traumatic ...

Q: We can process unlimited multimedia information through our visual and verbal sensory channels. True...

A: Multimedia presentation can be described as a form or representation of content that includes images...

Q: What is the generic name of Navane ?

A: Antipsychotic medications are also referred to as neuroleptics. These drugs are given to patients wi...

Q: Which do you think makes developing external self-awarehess IU! difficult: blind spots or facades? W...

A: Self-awareness is the ability to realise one's own personality, characteristics and attitude about o...

Q: What is Borderline personality disorder ?

A: Psychopathology It is a branch of psychology dealing with the study of abnormal or maladaptive beha...

Q: 22. No matter how much you study for the AP Bio test, you might still feel as if you should study mo...

A: According to Sigmund Freud the mind is divided into three parts i e id, ego, and superego. Id is the...

Q: how is nature better than nurture?

A: The debate of nature versus nurture is a debate in the field of psychology since the initial times. ...

Q: A structure involved in nondeclarative memory is ___

A: Implicit memory is also called non-declarative memory which does need the conscious recall of past e...

Q: Anna is a primary school teacher. She used to be the mother of two beautiful children. Their communi...

A: The distressing events can lead to various mental illnesses. An individual might become victim of so...

Q: what are the processes and ethics of research?

A: Research is the search of facts & observations for knowledge. It employs various methods and int...

Q: In the clinical settings how is the teaching strategy role play link or related to the humanistic le...

A: Humanistic learning theory has its basis on human centered approach to psychology. 

Q: What is diathesis ?

A: Stress is a sense of emotional or bodily stress. It can arrive from any occasion or supposed that dr...

Q: Difference between sex roles and gender roles?

A: The difference between sex roles and gender roles has its basis in the difference between sex and ge...

Q: What is the ethical violation for 3.04a and b(avoiding harm)

A: Ethical issues are the moral principles which are underlying rules that helps in maintaining thr pro...

Q: What role might siblings play in an older adult’s autobiographical memory?

A: Memory can be defined as the ability of an individual to learn, store and retrieve information. it i...

Q: 1. An adult male client in an outpatient clinic has made great progress with conquering his social p...

A: The term, "Social Phobia" can be expressed as the kind of anxiety issue in which an individual exper...

Q: Which disorder is similar to Avoidant personality disorder ?

A: Avoidant personality disorder (APD) is a personality disorder in which a person experiences a differ...

Q: What differentiates the psychological experiment as proposed by Wundt from the experiments in physio...

A: Psychology is the scientific study of conative, cognitive, behavioral, mental & other behavioral...

Q: What are the biological perspectives on gender?

A: Sex and gender are two terms used interchangeably but have different meanings. While sex refers to t...

Q: How social labeling affect a person with Schizophrenia ?

A: Schizophrenia is a severe mental illness in which individuals decipher facts abnormally. Schizophren...

Q: Why does low self-control explain crime?

A: Introduction The Low self control Theory of crime was given by Hirschi and Lombroso and it suggests ...

Q: write at least 5 outdoor activities and explain each why is it important.

A: Introduction We can divide physical activities into two categories i.e. outdoor and indoor. Outdoor ...

Q: In the clinical settings how is Role Modeling link or related to the Social learning theory when edu...

A: A role model is a person whom an individual relates to as a good example to reach his potential and ...

Q: In the clinical settings how is role playing link or related to the humanistic learning theory

A: Humanistic learning theory or humanism tells us to focus on the person as a whole and how unique a p...

Q: What is Schizoid personality disorder?

A: A condition or situation in which a person can affect overall aspects within the context of an abnor...

Q: What do you mean by Psychosurgery ?

A: Psychopathology  It is a branch of psychology dealing with the study of abnormal or maladaptive beha...

Q: In which race histrionic personality disorder is more common ?

A: Histrionic personality disorder refers to the persistent, flexible and pervasive patterns of maldapt...

Q: “The teacher must orient his work not on yesterday’s development in the child but on tomorrow’s.” - ...

A: Vygotsky paid a lot of attention to the process of learning. His published work on mental Developmen...

Q: Let's say you are a famous critic, why would you NOT advise the public not to consume works of music...

A: Our preferences depend on the attitudes we hold towards things. In the given scenario, a person who ...

Q: Describe contemporary and historical conceptions of what constitutes psychological disorders.

A: Psychopathology is the learning of mental disorders that incorporates symptoms, their causes and the...

Q: Explain briefly the experimental method.

A: The experimental method involves manipulating the independent variable to see if it affects the depe...

Q: 23. According to Freud, boys are most likely to experience the Oedipus complex during the stage anal...

A: The Psychoanalytic Theory is the personality approach, which is founded on the concept that a person...

Q: How might a person’s knowledge and expectations bias how they interpret sensory input if they were r...

A: Our development is very much associated with the environment we are born and how we are got the upbr...

Q: I need help please, please be specific when explaining the correct answer.

A: Option A. Projection. 

Q: “We believe that the brain takes advantage of hormones and chemicals, released during stressful and ...

A: It is fascinating how our brain works and the mechanisms involved to deal with a situation. Our cogn...

Q: Describe the central characteristics of psychotherapeutic intervention.

A: Therapeutic interventions are aimed at resolving issues, correcting behaviours, thoughts, emotional ...

Q: What are two main differences between Piaget and Vygotsky's theory of cognitive development?

A: Cognitive development is the process of development of cognitive processes from childhood through ad...

Q: People with high spinal injuries may feel almost no signs of physiological arousal from their bodies...

A: Proposed freely by therapist William James and physiologist Carl Lange, the James-Lange theory of em...

Q: - Mr. Patel, a high school teacher, washes the chalkboard and realigns student desks in precise rows...

A: Sigmund Freud, one of the prestigious neurologist, and the one who formulated the psychoanalytic the...

Q: Dr. Branson wants to assess the extent to which a client is struggling from low self- esteem. Which ...

A: Personality psychology is a constituent of psychology that investigates disposition and its interpre...

Q: 44. A man with doubts and anxiety about his feelings and fantasies of homosexuality accuses someone ...

A: There are several defence mechanisms employed by individuals when they are faced with a significant ...