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Q: What are the other names of MDMA ?

A: Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), is a derivative of amphetamine. It is a stimulus with psychede...

Q: What is Metaphor(Understanding)

A: Ans. A metaphor is just a figure of speech where you apply a word to some action of any object where...

Q: What grabbed your attention the most about PAULO FREIRE's beliefs/ideas? What are three other articl...

A: Paulo Friere was a Brazilian educationalist and philosopher. His theories of education, pedagogy and...

Q: question 5 A daughter was strictly told that she is not allowed to enter a relationship not until s...

A: Ans. Dilemma is something which causes a mental fight in your mind and makes it difficult for you to...

Q: what is understanding the self subject all about? thank  you

A: Ans. In simple words, understanding the self subject means being aware about yourself or self effica...

Q: What are the impacts of Covid-19 pandemic in teaching and learn

A: The Global pandemic had been showing it's negative impacts over all the people physically, but also ...

Q: Discuss the relationship between the physical and the psychological. What comes first, does it matte...

A: Health is a combination of our inner and outer strengths because health is not considered only what ...

Q: What memory capabilities and limitations do people have, and how does memory develop as we age?

A: Memory is defined as an operating system that receives information from our senses whether we hear, ...

Q: Which is the female sex hormone ?

A: The endocrine system is comprised of a network of glands that create, store, and secret the hormones...

Q: What are the sources of learner stress in the clinical and academic setting? How can they be reduced...

A: Stress is a sensation of enthusiastic or actual strain. It can emerge out of any occasion or thought...

Q: Briefly discuss the popular myths related to the field of psychology .

A: Psychology is one of the paramount branch of social science, and can be expressed as, "the scientifi...

Q: Compared to Type B personalities, Type D have a risk of heart disease and Type A have a heart diseas...

A: Compared to type B personalities which are easy-going, relaxed and adjustable, type D and A are more...

Q: Which type of ion flows into the neuron when a signal starts to come through the axon?     a. K+   ...

A: A neuron or nerve cell is an electrically volatile cell that speaks with different cells through par...

Q: Do you think aspects of early Buddhism could be adapted for use in a Western psychological, counseli...

A: Buddhism is a religious philosophy that emerged in India in 525 BCE. It was founded by Gautama Buddh...

Q: What is the correct order on test development activity to indicate the correct order in developing a...

A: Psychological test can be expressed as written or verbal test that are administered on people in ord...

Q: Overall criteria are standards used to assess performance. In addition to grades, what are some crit...

A: Overall criteria are standards used to assess performance but there yet is no method using which the...

Q: A typhoon that recently struck greatly affected the town, the single person in the family is torn be...

A: An ethical dilemma emerges when an individual is compelled to settle on two ethically sound choices,...

Q: Ghana and Africa’s problems have been largely attributed to leadership. Identify and discuss 5 defic...

A: Leadership if defined can be said as the ability to guide , lead , organize and influence a team , o...

Q: In a letter to his brother Theo, Vincent van Gogh wrote about The Night Café: "I have tried to expre...

A: Ans. The Night Cafe is a work by Vincent Van Gogh and the line here explains how Van is using differ...

Q: Please write an slogan about that topic

A: Ans. When we make any slogan, we need to hit psychology of the people and should select words which ...

Q: What is incentive-sensitization theory ?

A: The phrase "addiction" refers to a long-term consumption or habit of objects, drugs, behaviours, or ...

Q: What do tip-of-the-tongue experiences tell us about the nature of memory?

A: This phenomenon is called Lethologica in which you get a feeling that you know the subject matter an...

Q: Describe the id, ego, and superego and tell how they work together according to Freudian theory.

A: Personality  It is casually defined as an individual's unique and relatively stable patterns of beh...

Q: What drug acts on Dopamine?

A: When it comes to communication between two adjacent nerve cells,then it is performed by neurotransmi...

Q: 38. Which theory states that emotion results from a cognitive, conscious interpretation of our body'...

A: Emotions are psychological events that are elicited by neurobiological shifts and are connected with...

Q: Be supportive and non-judgmental is a way to help people with mental health issues.Explain about how...

A: Mental health is equally important to your psychological, physical or emotional health. Our brain co...

Q: Classical Conditioning 1. Who is the key theorist(s) associated with the development of the theory? ...

A: Classical Conditioning Learning was a concept of giving response after that seeing any stimuli or ho...

Q: Explain the ERG theory

A: Alderfer, an American psychologist, proposed ERG theory after researching Maslow's need theory. He s...

Q: What is another possible option to help redirect this behavior?

A: Ans. The problem here can be solved by applying the best method of parenting where parents are democ...

Q: Which was more meaningful? Companionate, institutionalized, or individualized marriages?

A: Ans. Companionate marriage is one where both the partners are mutually agreed upon being equal and n...

Q: What do you mean by outgroup?

A: A group is a process of socialization where two or more than two person involved in an organized com...

Q: can someone do a biography on BF skinner? like his theories and what was he known for?

A: Ans. BF Skinner is a famous psychologist known for his theory of Operant Conditioning which is based...

Q: speech milestones from birth through age five”?

A: Speech refers to talking, or expression of emotions or thoughts.

Q: What is the effects of hearing impairment on intellectual, social and emotional development of a lea...

A: Ans. Hearing impairment means inability hear sound which can be less severe to very severe depending...

Q: A pattern for behavior that can be copied by someone? Model .. Reputation.. Imitation .. Operational...

A: Social learning in the field of psychology states that the behavior can be imitated as well as learn...

Q: differences and similarities between human behaviors and organizational behaviors

A: Differences Human behavior is innate behaviors in every individuals. This includes the way of behav...

Q: schemes," "assimilation," and "accommodation," - how would he explain the origins of stereotypes & r...

A: A schema is a mental representation that is helping for organizing and interpreting of information ....

Q: What are the two dysfunctions affect desire phase?

A: > Sexual response cycle includes phases of bodily and affective changes due to arousal, during se...

Q: Rats that received electric shocks were unlikely to develop ulcers if the: shocks were quickly termi...

A: Stress is a negative emotional response to an event or object. Stress is often caused when an indivi...

Q: Scarlet Johansson experiences ever-increasing levels of professional acclaim following each successf...

A: The correct answer is option 2 Feel good do good principle: This theory says that one wants to help ...

Q: Mention a real example of Heuristica, fluency and spirituality. -Heuristics (is a method based on e...

A: Ans. Heuristic - means finding something your own on the basis of the knowledge you already have in ...

Q: explain what socioemotional development in middle and late childhood

A: Socioemotional development is a part of psychological theory in which human personality is formed th...

Q: Your preschooler (3-4 years old has been reported kissing multiple children on the playground during...

A: Love can be defined as a positive and intense emotional state of mind, wherein an individual feels s...

Q: What are some of the gender differences found in patterns of sexual activity and how do evolutionary...

A: Evolutionary psychologists study behavior as a concept that is influenced and shaped by evolution. E...

Q: Give symbols that will represent a healthy and unhealthy relationship. This will be followed by answ...

A: In the above sign, a bird with the leaf in its mouth presents forgiveness which is extremely importa...

Q: Which are the leading cognitive-behavioral interventions of substance use disorder ?

A: Substance abuse is a condition where effects of psychoactive drugs reduces the productivity of a per...

Q: What is Exhibitionistic disorder ?

A: Mental disorder refers to mental health conditions which affect an individual's emotions, thinking, ...

Q: Behaviorist learning theory Social learning theory Psychodynamic learning theory Humanistic learn...

A: The main focus of the humanistic theory is over human beings rather be of divine or supernatural thi...

Q: Question 5 2 Poin According to Vygotsky, whlch of the following statements Is FALSE? Children learn ...

A: Ans. His theory says that social environment is very important for a child's development.  

Q: What are QOL measures and what they are used for?

A: Quality of life (QoL) is examined in a variety of sectors, such as psychology, healthcare, economics...