1. What is "police psychology" and who were some of the psychologists involved in its origin?

Q: Action that occur after sensing and interpreting information are called

A: The Process of detecting stimulus and making the sense out of it is known as Perception. The stimulu...

Q: What do you mean by altruism?

A: Altruism is the tendency to be concerned and caring for other without any self-interest in other wor...

Q: Why do you think that fidelity in marriage is strongly encouraged by law and custom?

A: A bond of marriage is said to be strong when there is mutual trust, commitment, and respect. And one...

Q: What do children learn the boundaries of through primary socialisation?

A: Psychosocial development in children is an important/significant area of exploration in the psycholo...

Q: How a one-on-one setting for intelligence testing differs from a “group setting” test? (doesn't need...

A: Intelligence testing usually relates to the theory and practice of assessing human effects on differ...

Q: How do i study without getting interrupted easily  My school starts at 7:30 and I don't know how to ...

A: The effectiveness of your study time is only as beneficial as your ability to concentrate and focus ...

Q: Be able to define somnambulism and sleep apnea. Use describe and example of sleep apnea and somnambu...

A: Somnambulism or sleepwalking disorder is an arousal parasomnia that involves a series of complex beh...

Q: What were the early schools of thought and approaches in psychology, and how did their views differ?

A: Psychology is the field of study that aims at studying human behavior. This field analyzes and under...

Q: The Adelarian therapeutic approach and how can it be entwined in maslow's hierarchy of needs

A: The Adlerian therapeutic approach was proposed by Alfred Adler , the theory / approach lays emphasis...

Q: -Write at least 2 situations which differentiate the Western and Eastern culture.

A: Western culture is equated to the social norms, belief systems, politics, technologies, etc., origin...

Q: How do you deal with emotional retirement?

A: Emotional retirement is an inevitable phase and happens in the initial stage of retirement , as peop...

Q: What is pituitary gland?

A: The hypophysis is another name for the pituitary gland. It is a small, pea-sized gland. It is locate...

Q: A criminologist is studying college students’ attitudes toward sentences for those convicted of drin...

A: Variables can be defined the characteristics or attributes of events, objects, things or beings whic...

Q: Describe the case study of Phineas Gage. Who is Phineas Gage?

A: -Phineas Gage: Birth- July 1823 in U.S. & Death- May 1860 in California. Phineas Gage was an Ame...

Q: In general, what is conveyed in the introduction of the research study? Please describe each of the ...

A: The Introduction of  any Research study or dissertation is the most important part. The introduction...

Q: Give a factors to workplace communication and how it helps to contribute relationships among the TƯo...

A: Communication is the process of interaction by exchanging ideas and information by using any medium ...

Q: Are our intellectual abilities molded by our environment?

A: A human beings intellectual abilities are an interplay of both nature which is the genetics and here...

Q: What are rhetorical strategies most people use and what do they mean?

A: Rhetoric is the approach a writer or speaker practices to demonstrate their ideas to an audience. Th...

Q: Which statement best describes a step in the grooming process? A Earning the trust of a potential vi...

A: Grooming is the mechanism whereby an abuser initiates a romantic relationship with a minor and keeps...

Q: What are the causes of gender dysphoria ?

A: “Gender dysphoria” is defined as a discomfort with one’s sex-relevant characteristics or with one’s ...

Q: Define the term Stockholm syndrome?

A: Stockholm syndrome was first identified in Stockholm, Sweden in 1973. The response of the hostages o...

Q: What is gender and how does it develop?

A: In human context there are two terms which are interchangeably used in our day-to-day lives i.e., ge...

Q: What are gender roles? Define this term and give anexample

A: When it comes to roles that we play as a part of the society, there are built through observational ...

Q: Adolescents who learn a second language often apply patterns of speech production used in their nati...

A: Adolescence can be defined as the period of transition between childhood and adulthood. It is associ...

Q: Explain the nonequivalent control group?

A: Scientific researchers usually conduct and analyze based on the objectives and statement of the rese...

Q: What is the difference between unified self and multiple selves?

A: Unified self: In psychology, the term "unified self" is described as a source of mentioning the "com...

Q: Relationship between Academic Stressors and Learning Preferences of Senior High School Students

A: Many studies investigated that the relationship between academic stressors and learning preferences ...

Q: How Do Family-Social Theorists Explain Abnormal Functioning?

A: The family-social theorists work on the socio-cultural perspective , which describes people’s behavi...

Q: Why is there an increase in mental health problems?

A: Mental illness also referred to mental health disorders, attributes to a broad variety of mental hea...

Q: What is sensorimotor stage?

A: The sensory-motor stage is one of four-stage of Piaget's cognitive development theory. Piaget involv...

Q: intellectual disability

A: -Intellectual disability: In abnormal psychology, the term "intellectual disability" is also referre...

Q: What is intelligence? (doesn't need to be long pls)

A: There are numerous ways in which one can define intelligence. It can be defined as an individual's a...

Q: Question 3 Three of the following teaching strategies should promote critical thinking. Which strate...

A: Critical thinking involves various components in thinking. It helps people to make decisions, think ...

Q: Define childhood.

A: Childhood is primarily a period of dependence of an individual on her/his caretakers, defined as a “...

Q: How Roger’s childhood led to his interest in interviewing and in therapy?

A: Roger, in his childhood face problem like loneliness. Later on, this loneliness led him to interact ...

Q: Describe one fear and how you might have acquired it through Pavlovian conditioning using a specific...

A: Ivan Pavlov developed the theory of classical conditioning. It had a huge influence on the Behaviori...

Q: Match the description of the self to the correct age. I have a dog and that’s good because everyone ...

A: Self Awareness in Infancy: Self-awareness in infants starts somewhere between 15 and 24 months. This...

Q: Which part of a neuron forms first, if either? a. The axon forms first. b. The dendrites form first....

A: Neurons are specialized cell which forms the basic unit of communication in the nervous system. They...

Q: How do you let go of childhood trauma?

A: Childhood trauma is the manifestation of stressful events which were traumatic and distressing. Exam...

Q: What is personality disorder

A: Personality disorders differ from the other psychological disorders as it does not impact just one a...

Q: Describe Rogers’s concept of incongruence. How is incongruence related to anxiety?

A: Carl Rogers (1902-1987) was a humanistic psychologist who idealized and agreed upon the ideas given ...

Q: What is the action of myelin?

A: The myelin sheath is very important. It is found in the surroundings of the central and peripheral n...

Q: Intellectual disability

A: -Intellectual disability: In psychology, the term "intellectual disability" is also denoted as "ID" ...

Q: What are the symptoms, characteristics, and causes of anorexia nervosa?

A: In the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) classifications, problems concern...

Q: Describe the Contact theory?

A: Contact theory was proposed by Gordon Allport (1954) to explain the social phenomenon of prejudice a...

Q: What are two mechanisms by which CCK increases satiety?

A: Cholecystokinin (CCK) was formerly known as pancreozymin. It is a digestive hormone which is release...

Q: Explain how one’s honesty/integrity or dishonesty develops.

A: Honesty or Dishonesty refers to moral values individuals accompany when they encounter a situation i...

Q: what does it mean to be self empowered?

A: Self-empowerment is an essential component for improving personal, social, and occupational function...

Q: Place in the correct sequence

A: The theory of cognitive development proposed by Jean Piaget suggests that the intelligence of indivi...

Q: During infancy and childhood, how do the brain and motor skills develop?

A: During infancy and childhood certain developments take place. These developments can be related to p...