1. Differentiate between the thinking patters of a 6 year old and a 9 year old student, according to Piaget's theory of cognitive development. Provide 4 examples or descriptions outlining these differences. 2. Provide 3 beneficial uses of Piaget's cognitive developmental theory.

Q: Who said “Men will always be mad and those who think they can cure them are the maddest of all.” ?

A: Voltaire

Q: What is truth serums ?

A: Truth serum is a psychoactive medication.

Q: Define defense mechanisms ?

A: Defense mechanisms are those behaviors or strategies that help an individual separate himself/hersel...

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.  ...

Q: According to the neurocognitive hypothesis, why do we have visual imagery during dreams? Why do drea...

A: Dreams are described as cognitive events occurring during REM sleep that are usually disconnected. A...

Q: Given what you’ve read about sound localization, from an evolutionary perspective, how does sound lo...

A: Auditory perception is defined as the ability of an individual to perceive sound through the environ...

Q: The informational view says that classical conditioning is based on changes in mental ______________...

A: The correct answer is an association 

Q: What is meant by “trips.”?

A: Psychedelics are types of drugs that tend to alter the cognitive ability of an individual. The abili...

Q: What is female orgasmic disorder?

A: Female orgasmic dysfunction refers to the inability or difficulty to reach orgasm.

Q: Explain in detail and critically evaluate Travis Timmerman's Drowning Children Experiment.

A: The drowning children experiment is an experiment of knowing introspection of an individual on the b...

Q: Before LTP: In the normal state, what is the effect of glutamate at the AMPA receptors? At the NMDA ...

A: Before LTP, glutamate invigorates AMPA receptors. 

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: Note: Attempt all questions. No answer should exceed the word limit of 500. Q1. Discuss the concept ...

A: PErceptual realism is the view, it is the idea or the exact film that we can see. PErceptual realism...

Q: When learning one thing makes it more difficult to recall another, forgetting may be caused by _____...

A: Learning is the method of procuring new knowledge, experience, performances, abilities, preferences,...

Q: Define the term “biological model” ?

A: It is genrally an organism which is used for scientific studies. The organism can be human, mice, fi...

Q: Could overactivity of norepinephrine be related to mania?

A: Mania is a symptom of Bipolar disorder. It is a psychological disorder which influences the behavior...

Q: What is Hypergraphia ?

A: Hypergraphia is defined as an intense and overwhelming compulsion and urges to write. It is a behavi...

Q: What is acute stress disorder ?

A: The anxiety disorder leads to the experience of trauma such as death witness and threats for the hor...

Q: What did Caspi and colleagues report to be the relationship between depression and the gene controll...

A: Major depressive disorder (MDD) is a common mood disorder, where the individual has a constant feeli...

Q: What is Weber’s law?

A: Psychophysics: Psychophysics is the study of the associations among sensory activities and the bodil...

Q: What are the Big Five personality factors, and why are they scientifically useful?

A: Under the branch of Psychology, Psychologists define personality as definitive set of actions, thoug...

Q: Librium and Valium are listed in schedule ___________.

A: Librium and Valium are listed in schedule ___IV________.

Q: What is mean by theory of mind?

A: Theory of mind (ToM) is a significant social-cognitive skill in an individual that encompasses the c...

Q: What is the major problem of aversion therapy?

A: Aversion therapy is a method of behavioral therapy in which undesired actions are repeatedly associa...

Q: Which are the two leading varieties of Cognitive-behavioral therapy that help to bring change for un...

A: Depression is a psychological disorder that leads to negative emotions like sadness, loss or aggress...

Q: What is terminal decline?

A: The terminal decline is also called terminal cognitive decline. It is the progressive deterioration ...

Q: What is Sleep terror disorder ?

A: Sleep terrors also referred to as night terrors is a sleep disorder. Episodes of sleep terrors are c...

Q: What are antidepressant drugs ?

A: Antidepressant drugs are referred to as specific medications that tend to help an individual in reli...

Q: Define the term Punishment ?

A: Punishments can be used for a variety of reasons, the most common of which is to stimulate and imple...

Q: What are the consequences of eating disorder anorexia?

A: Eating disorders are psychological disorders characterized by severe and constant disturbances in ea...

Q: Doing a behavioral assessment requires direct observation of the person’s actions or a direct report...

A: An individual's behavior can provide a lot of information about their personality. Observation of th...

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: Although one pinch did not cause a dog to flex its leg, a rapid sequence of pinches did. Sherrington...

A: Although one pinch did not cause a dog to flex its leg, a rapid sequence of pinches did. Sherrington...

Q: Describe how the relationship between memory ability and age could be examined using a cross-section...

A: The cross-sectional design is a research design that is widely used in developmental psychology and ...

Q: Which of the following is considered the most objective measure ofpersonality?a. rating scales b. pe...

A: The correct answer is (c) personality questionnaires.  

Q: Modern warfare allows killing to take place impersonally and at a distance. How does this relate to ...

A: The Milgram Experiment depended on the acquiescence to authority figures. Acquiescence happens when ...

Q: Why is it especially important to understand the limbic system and the role that it plays in your em...

A: The limbic system is the piece of the brain involved in our conduct and emotional reactions, particu...

Q: In a group situation that fosters arousal and anonymity, a person sometimes loses self-consciousness...

A: Deindividuation  

Q: Debate the pros and cons of online counseling. Be sure to include ethical considerations that arise ...

A: Pros of Online Therapy  Great Option for Remote Areas  Online therapy offers admittance to mental he...

Q: Reaction time has been used as a measure of _______________________________ intelligence. a. experie...

A: Reaction time has been used as a measure of _______________________________ intelligence. a. experi...

Q: What is consistence of measurement, over time or multiple testing occasions? a. external validity b....

A: Psychological testing is the process of assessing the different abilities, conditions, and traits of...

Q: Compare and contrast types of learning

A: Learning is defined as a relatively lasting change in the behavior of an individual which is a resul...

Q: In the psychoanalytic view, conflicts unresolved during one of the psychosexualstages may lead to __...

A: In the psychoanalytic view, conflicts unresolved during one of the psychosexual stages may lead to _...

Q: Define and give examples of receptive fields.

A: The terminology receptive field was pioneered by Sir C.S. Sherrington (1906), an English physiologis...

Q: What is one-way amnesic relationship?

A: Under the branch of Abnormal psychology, mental disorders can be described as a kind of maladjusted ...

Q: What is meant by Placebo therapy ?

A: The mind has a strong effect upon on body, and in certain instances, it might even aid in healing. T...

Q: is an example of an opioid antagonist. O NARCAN O Methadone O Heroin O Fentanyl

A: Opioid antagonist are receptor antagonists which expel molecules of opioid from the respective neuro...

Q: How do theories advance psychological science?

A: Psychology as a field is still developing and research is dominant factor in advancing this field.

Q: If external locus-of-control people learned that a tornado was approaching, would they be likely to ...

A: Attributions are reasons chosen by individuals to define or explain behaviors or events. In the even...

Q: How does the existence of savant syndrome support Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences?

A: Savant syndrome is a rare condition in which individuals with developmental disorders like autism de...